The location is perfect for access to the Max, or browsing through vintage shops or bookstores, as well as finding a wide variety of neighborhood restaurants within walking distance. It’s on the edge of Ladd’s Addition, which has it’s own history, character and charm with it’s diagonal/geometric street plan and a central circle park; it makes for great walking around the neighborhood viewing older (but well maintained) home and some nice private gardens.
Casita Sarita has nice wood floors, the space feels spacious and the bed is comfortable. Sarah has chosen some tasteful furnishings and decorations, everything is nicely made and fits the character of the space. There are lots of windows so there is excellent daylight, even with all the trees on the street. There are curtains which block the night street lights and morning light for when you want to sleep in. While near Division street, it wasn’t too noisy at night. It’s in the upper level of an old commercial building, so not a quaint house, but the room is much more spacious than what you find in a typical older house. Street parking can be easy, or you might have to park down the block a bit, depending on the time of day.