I was quite excited to stay in this beautiful and expensive property. It was decorated, as pictured, with antiques from the mining days and with original art from an artist that I liked. The downstairs bedroom was rather old fashioned in its wallpaper and decor and not representative of today's tastes but I liked the look good enough. However, be prepared that there is a bedroom inside the living area...for us, that meant, I had to call from the downstairs bedroom before going upstairs in case others were not dressed. SO...I could not use the common spaces at night if I were not sleeping, etc. There was a pocket door that could be closed some but that meant no ventilation and natural light for the occupants. It was also hard to get the outside air to circulate on a warm day. There is plenty light on the upper floor but it is all from sky lights so you cannot see the street to watch activity there. Also, the air-conditioned is so loud that we could not talk when it was on and it was needed for us to be comfortable. One of our group is hearing impaired and, for him, this was less than a desirable outcome. Also, I had been traveling for three weeks in Oregon and Colorado. This was the most expensive property I rented and the only one that offered no shampoo or even soap...this was disappointing and I did not, therefore, feel the small comfort things were taken care of. Also, the outside deck is on a large roof...lots of sun and no umbrella. it is not a deck where you can watch the goings on of the street but you do have a mountain view in one direction. It is a nice place mostly...great location, etc. but be sure you consider the parts that were challenging before booking..