Fantastic location, tiny but well appointed and really enjoyed my stay.

The room was clean for the most part. The walls and shower head could use a good cleaning. The AC unit is a little loud when it kicks on, so I turned it off at night with the ceiling fan on high. If you're not a light sleeper it probably won't bother you. Someone mentioned that it's bright in there at night due to a street light outside shining through the stained glass window, but it wasn't bad at all. Lights while I'm sleeping bother me and this wasn't an issue. The only down side was the other renters coming in late at night and being loud. That being said, the room is right next to the front door. I loved this room! It's very cozy. It's a big old house that has been split into what seems to be 3 apartments. It's in the most perfect spot. I walked to get breakfast, then walked to eola park. I really couldn't be happier and will definitely stay there whenever I go to Orlando.

This room is perfect if you just need to sleep. Bed is comfy, bathroom has space. I could walk to a bunch of places to eat and my event in downtown.

This small unit is extremely convenient and reasonably priced for downtown. One review notes it being very small, but that is very clear from the description. Parking is an added plus. So why only 3* ?There is a stained glass window high in the wall, and light from the adjacent building / parking garage let light into the room all night. If you are sensitive to light while trying to sleep, bring a sleep mask. More problematic is the 'window' a/c unit mounted in the wall 3 feet above the head of the bed. It is VERY noisy, and while I sleep with a white/brown noise machine normally, the "on - off" cycling interfered with sleep. Due to the proximity to the bed, it is very loud. The second night I tried turning it off - but an hour later I woke up with humidity in the room making me sweat (and this was wintertime), so I had to turn it back on.Upon raising these concerns (and a couple of others I won't address) with "Downtown Travel" (I assume they manage the unit) one response was something to the effect that this is a 'downtown crash pad' at a cheap price, what did you expect? I expected something a bit more conducive to sleep, not looking for anything special just a good night of sleep.