The spot near Forsyth Park is hard to beat, and the aesthetic is genuinely lovely at first glance. But the longer we stayed, the more issues we noticed.Sleep was a struggle throughout the stay. The mattresses were extremely uncomfortable and the master bedroom frame seemed unlevel, so you're essentially sleeping at a slant. Many doorknobs were loose; the porch door one actually fell off. We had to put it back on with our Allen wrench set. The kitchen faucet wobbled badly, fridge bins were cracked, cabinet doors needed manually hoisting back into place, and one lamp in the second bedroom had its toggle broken off. The vanity lights in the master bath flickered constantly, possibly a wiring issue.The coffee maker still had the previous guests' grounds in it when we arrived, which was disgusting. Several of the mugs and glasses had a dried, crusty substance in them. We rewashed everything before use. The shared bathroom also has a layout issue worth disclosing — the toilet is too large for the space, so the door swings right into it.A couple of things were genuinely concerning: the building's exterior door is supposed to be code-restricted but wasn't secured during our stay. The A/C units right against the balcony are incredibly loud. And we were woken up by someone ringing the bell and knocking before 6 a.m. on Easter Sunday.Overall, we were really disappointed with our stay and will look at alternative stays for our next visit.
