Maybe you will study the photos more closely than I did, but let me just call out for you that there is no living space. You will walk through one of the bedrooms to access the bathroom. This was fine for our group but is not fine for every group.While I'm on the bathroom, there was no bathmat and only one towel rack. A few hooks would go a long way. I dried my towel on a wire hanger over a doorknob. The shower stall is mildewed and the bathroom sink has such a slow water flow that I washed my face and brushed my teeth in the kitchen. This is a kitchen appropriate for eating a bowl of cereal. It is not a kitchen appropriate for cooking and eating meals. The stove has no exhaust fan and windows are all painted shut. Doors go to an interior hallway so whatever you cook, you will smell for days after. There are exactly 3 plates. It was cold at night while we were there and we discovered you could feel the heat in one bedroom but not in the other. The only curtains are sheer so you will be up as soon as the sun rises or whenever your upstairs neighbor starts walking around, whichever comes first. Even with portable white noise machines that I always bring on trips, I could hear footsteps above us. Sorry to say that these are not accommodations for grown ups. My husband called it a frat house. I think hostel would be more accurate, but either way, it was primitive. The TV never turned on and the host did not respond.
