The studio was spacious and nicely decorated. The kitchen was well stocked with dishes, pots, pans, and small appliances. I also liked the bathroom having a cabinet offering plenty of towels and TP, and the water in the shower heated up quickly. Also, it is conveniently located to historical sites.I could not give it a full five stars though because there was a problem with the door. The Schlage lock works great, giving an added sense of security, but the wooden door jam apparently swelled from the heat and humidity and opened only an inch or so. I could not open it or close the door again. According to the owner, it sometimes stuck a little. I had to body slam it three or four times whenever I wanted to enter. To close it, I had to get a good swing started and show no mercy as it shook the door jam when I slammed it shut.Plus, the bathtub/shower sits up on an extra step. Even with the handicap assist handle on the wall, it was a little nerve wracking stepping over the tub and onto the narrow step before making it to the floor.I’m 67 years old and luckily in good physical shape (although my left shoulder is bothering me a little from opening the door). I would not recommend this place for anyone requiring physical assistance from a walker or wheelchair, nor for a senior who is not in good physical strength or who struggles with balance.