Funky attic studio with morning light through stained glass windows. Perfect place to nest after a stressful day. I spent two weeks here in October while moving my elderly father into assisted living and downsizing his possessions! It was lovely to come back to this cozy place each evening.
The apartment has a lovely bohemian mix of vintage and contemporary decor and was spotlessly clean; the kitchenette has everything you need to heat up a take-out or microwavable dinner, or a quick breakfast (there is also an electric griddle if you want bacon, eggs, and pancakes). The only noises I heard were the usual creaks of other people moving around an older house, including occasionally the hosts' delighted child running down the hall on the floor below (oh, and neighbors cheering raucously while watching a Cleveland Browns game). The neighborhood is very diverse with a lot of young families and kids playing outside during the day, but is quiet at night and I never had any trouble finding parking on the street. The only caveat I would mention is that taller people might feel confined by the sloping attic ceilings, especially in the bathroom. (I'm short, so didn't have any issues, but I know my 6'4" husband probably would...)
The location is highly convenient. Grocery store 5 minutes away by car; two blocks to the lovely Franklin Park where you can take a walk through gardens and visit the Conservatory; quick easy drive to downtown and the Arts district, the Short North, Convention Center and OSU, as well as Bexley, or even Upper Arlington and Grandview.
Due to pandemic protocols, I did not actually see Crys the whole time I was there and I only saw Abe a couple times in the yard, but we communicated via text and messaging and they always responded quickly and with great information.
I loved this place so much, I am going back in another week to make sure my Dad is settled in his new home, and I may make it my regular home-away-from-home whenever I visit Columbus in the future!