Hayden's 3 bedroom apartment is spacious and cheerful. The third-story master bedroom area is flooded with natural light (which is amazing until you find you are woken by the sunrise at 5 am). The skylights and huge windows don't have curtains so bring an eye mask to avoid burying your face under the blankets! My husband ended up moving to the downstairs bedroom after the first morning woke him up far too early. My younger daughter who was supposed to sleep in that downstairs room decided she really liked the little nook in the master suite so she slept there instead (that nook has curtains that block some of the light). Since my older daughter broke her ankle before our trip, we ended up spending more time than usual just lounging at the apartment and having food delivered from local restaurants. The cozy sectional couch was a perfect spot for reading several books. I want to emphasize how responsive Hayden is. He was quick to reply when I discovered a ceiling fixture wasn't working (probably a burned out bulb) and even offered to have it taken care of but we just read in the bedrooms when we weren't reading off an iPad. He also followed up to make sure there wasn't anything we needed. Note that you have to take a flight of stairs to get to the kitchen and 2 bedrooms on the second story of the building. There's another flight to the master suite on the third floor. We had to carry my 12 year old piggyback up the narrow steep stairs, as she was too scared to try going up with crutches. My complaint, and the reason for 4 stars instead of 5, is my surprise at how noisy the popular bar across the street is. We stayed Thursday night - Sunday morning, and the bar patrons kept us up every single night. I did not realize that the bar patrons would sit outside on one of the 9 picnic benches until 11 pm at night, laughing and chatting. I could hear them from the master suite and the back bedrooms, too (we tried switching bedrooms so we could fall asleep before midnight but no luck). This wouldn't have been too bad if we could sleep in until 9 or 10, but on Friday morning, a succession of heavy trucks came through starting around 4:30 am (garbage truck, recycling truck, food delivery truck, etc.). Friday night was even noisier as some sort of bicyclist group came by and partied until 11 with boomboxes. Another garbage truck rolled through on Saturday morning, but I think it was only 1 truck. I still couldn't fall back asleep so I was up at 5 am again. That Saturday, the bar was throwing a "street festival" so they closed off the street, brought in a giant smoker, a beer keg trailer (it was cool looking!), etc. and a live band that played until 9 or 9:30 pm. I was so exhausted...