The stay was decent for what I needed but the proprietor needs to make changes before I'd stay there again. On the bright side, beds were comfortable, the inside remained quiet (couldn't tell you were in a big city), and you really got what you paid for (good value), but here is how the proprietor can makes the place better for the next family without much financial investment: 1) fix the miniblinds. All of them are broken in some way, 2) replace the two heavily used blue microfiber 'washcloths' with a few real cotton ones, 3) if you're going to require ‘shoes off’ in the house, then truly clean your wood floors so my socks don't turn black from walking around inside, 4) replace the current curtains (thumbtacked bed sheets in places like BR and kitchen) with real curtains or window covers, 5) correctly attach the thermostat to the wall. The thermostat control unit freely rotates on the wall in the living room, 6) plug in a few air fresheners. The air smells as expected for an old house, which is hard to describe but somewhat unpleasant at first sniff, 6) the front exterior definitely needs a paint job. In summary, if I had a few hundred dollars and a day of dedicated effort, I could transform this place into one of the best rentals in the area. As prior reviewers have suggested, the proprietor needs to up their game if they want to avoid reviews like this in the future. My poor college kid side of me would have been impressed but my older family man side of me says 'yikes'