The property is unique, charming, and full of historical character. The room was on the 3rd floor. This should be noted as it may not be suitable for guests with mobility challenges.There was no one present when we arrived to check in. However, I believe the owner came by shortly after we found our room and begun settling in, which was appreciated.The biggest drawback was the air conditioner. It was exceptionally loud and made it difficult to sleep, even while wearing earplugs. I would recommend replacing the unit or, at the very least, mentioning the volume in the room description.The beds were quite firm, which may suit some guests but not others.I would also suggest adding a mini refrigerator or beverage cooler to the room. Many guests travel with medications that require refrigeration, and I may not comfortable leaving it in a community fridge. It would also be a convenient amenity for drinks and snacks.Another recommendation would be to offer a simple continental breakfast rather than only coffee and tea. Having stayed at numerous B&Bs and similar accommodations, I’ve found that sharing a light breakfast creates a relaxing start to the day before heading out. Without that, the experience feels more like a place to simply sleep and leave.Overall, the property is visually appealing, has plenty of character, and offers a unique historical atmosphere. With a few thoughtful improvements, it could provide an even better guest experience.