Will was kind and welcoming when we ran into him moments after checking into the B&B, however, one of the "owners" (aka Christy, the other primary B&B contact), not so much!
Parking is a nightmare. The parking garage near the building is outrageously priced and street parking is nearly impossible to find, especially around the check in time of 5pm.
We ran into Will and the owners outside of the building who offered to give us a parking pass for $20 per night for the weekend we were staying at the B&B. We agreed to leave cash in the B&B as payment upon checkout with the parking pass.
At $114 a night (plus a "cleaning fee"), guests should be provided towels and a CLEAN space in the least. No towels were in the unit as described/pictured in the photos.
There are two small window units in the apartment which were turned off when we arrived on a 98 degree evening. It took 48 hours for them to even remotely cool the place down.
There is no TV in the bedroom and no mirror anywhere in the B&B aside from a tiny bathroom vanity mirror. The bathroom needs cleaned terribly. The shower is yellow and brown on the bottom and it is practically impossible to shower without water spilling out everywhere.
On day #2 of our stay, the "Owners" reached out asking us to test their new internet while we were out for the day. When we told them we were not going to be back for a while, they took it upon themselves to enter the space while we were out without notifying us. They removed money from the kitchen table, stating that they were taking it as payment for their parking pass that we had agreed to pay at checkout, turned off the ceiling fan, raised the temperature on the AC units, opened blinds we had closed in an attempt to keep heat out, and opened closet doors that we had also closed in am attempt to keep things cooler. They entered every room where all of our bags and things were even though they only set up internet in the living room. Entering the private space without a heads up to "set up new internet" was inappropriate and inconsiderate of our privacy and should have been done when the property was vacant. In the LEAST, we should have been notified and present with our things when the place was entered.
We left that evening and booked a hotel elsewhere, feeling extremely uncomfortable.