Very cute and quaint space. There were 5 of us in the 3 bedroom apartment. It is an ADA compliant apartment, which allows for an entrance around back with a ramp. We didn’t need these but noticed the walk-in shower and that one bathroom and the kitchen sink were set up for access via a wheelchair.
The space itself was incredibly clean. And well lit with recessed lighting and lights by each bedside. Each room also had its own heating control so we all could set it to our liking.
We found just about all we needed in the kitchen, but didn’t cook while we were there. Only thing needed are some wine glasses, but we made due with the glasses on hand.
I communicated with Jordan and he let us know prior to arriving we needed to bring our own wash cloths, which we did. It was missing hand towels and he had those dropped off for us that same day.
There isn’t a dedicated parking spot but we used a lot a couple of blocks away. However you have to start paying at 5 am each day so we had to run out one morning before the sun was up. We felt safe in the area, but there is a rather large un-sheltered population in the city, so we saw signs of trash and folks sleeping in the neighborhood (by the stores, not by the Airbnb unit or homes) and no one bothered us, nor did we ever feel unsafe (we were a group of 5 individuals that all identify as female, for reference).
The unit is a bottom unit, as stated, and we could hear the people above is walking around, which is to be expected in a lower unit. I just brought earplugs and played white noise to drown out their footsteps in the morning.
The space didn’t feel crowded, but the rooms are smaller than anticipated. There are no closets and no dressers in the bedrooms, but we were provided with a suitcase stand.
The living room is narrow and because of that, there isn’t a ton of seating, if you have 5 people, as we did. We ended up sitting on the cement floor and bringing a stool from the kitchen.
We found the communications with Jordan very prompt and helpful.