I stayed in a room at Vicki's for two weeks. I did not have a car because I worked only 6 blocks away and there are plenty of amenities nearby.

The room is as pictured, the bath is across the hall. The AC in the room was really nice because it was a little hot in the summer until well past dark. The desk and chair are very small, I am 6'0" and was uncomfortable. Everything else in the room was good with plenty of closet space and storage for an extended stay. The bed was small but comfortable.

The home as a whole is not great. It is a bit dirty with lots of dust and lots of clutter around. It is possible that Vicki just moved in but I did not ask. I did not feel comfortable or welcome to use the common areas (kitchen, living room) because house rules and others in the house made it pretty clear that any noise was not acceptable. The kitchen is pretty run down and there are very few utensils or dishes for guests to use. I ate my meals at work or in my room. I am not sure how many others were living in the house but there were at least 3 others who lived behind closed doors 100% of the time. I never saw any of them, but I could hear them in their rooms once in a while.

I only saw Vicki when I arrived and when I checked out. She was lovely and I am sure she would have been very accommodating if I had needed anything. She even left me some food at my door one night because she knew I was working really late. It was very nice.

I would stay here again for business, assuming that I was working long hours and did not really need to use the common spaces or expect any interaction with the others in the house. That is exactly what I needed for this trip so it was a good fit.