We had a fair experience in this unit. We were four adults, four children (3 six year olds and 1 four year old), and one baby.

We had several main issues: upstairs loft bunk beds, kitchen supplies, hot water, and allergies.

The photo of the upstairs loft is a bit deceiving. It is not an enclosed room, but an open loft with a bannister over the 2nd floor living room. One of the bunk beds is so close to the bannister that our children could easily have rolled off the bed and over the bannister. The bunk beds were also incredibly rickety, and had no ladders or side rails. We didn't let any of our children on the top of the bunk beds.

The kitchen and both bathrooms are incredibly dated, though I have to admit they are surprisingly clean. The kitchen has only the bare essentials, which was an issue since we were there for a whole week. Also, the dishwasher didn't run without backing up into the sink. We had to handwash everything.

Hot water was a major issue. The water heater was turned up so high that it could scald instantly. This became an issue whenever a toilet was flushed while someone was in the shower. The hot water only lasts for about 2.5 showers, which is an issue with so many people in the unit.

The biggest issue by far with the unit was allergies. Everyone woke up every day feeling really congested and with sore throats & coughs. This would persist until we left the unit to get outside. I have a feeling the carpet hasn't been thoroughly cleaned in a while and is holding onto a lot of allergens. We had to start giving the kids Allegra every morning halfway through the trip so that they wouldn't be so sick.

Overall, the unit had just enough for us to get by for a week, but it wasn't the most comfortable experience. I would not recommend this unit to a friend unless it were significantly updated.