I guess you get what you pay for. No, this place is a rip off. It advertises as a very nice looking room with a guy named Robert as the host but we saw no Robert. Where is Robert? Robert where are you, I like your tie. Who is is Robert? You are our only host. Red five to Robert.
It also advertises as a private room with the private entry. Not true. Very misleading.
We were greeted by John who seems like a great guy. So far so good I guess, let's just deal with this. We locked the door and settled in. Later in the evening, someone arrived loudly and banged pots and pans in the kitchen for THREE hours until ten or so while talking loudly on the phone in the entire time.
At first glance, the room was nicely appointed, however on closer inspection, the bedside lights did not work, the bedspread and sheets had holes in them and the only lighting was a bare light bulb over the bed.
This is a room in a crowded house, with a very large dog who will run into your room the second you open your door, and stay there until you drag it out, and a bathroom across a hallway with every corner of the shower occupied by at least five people’s private shower essentials.
On check in, no masks were in evidence, and I should point out that the room ended up costing us $216 for three nights. AirBnB lists this room for $55/night. How did the fee go from $55 a night to $216? Robert, please explain.
If you are looking for a ratty, noisy room with a bare light bulb for a light and a dog who will rush into your room the second you open the door, than this is the room for you.