The place itself is bright, spacious, tastefully decorated, and well situated. And while this is not meant to be a deterrent from going, it's missing things that if/when I go again I will be sure to bring. So, I suggest knowing the following: - Parking and luggage drop off: The area is pedestrian only which is part of the charm. However, if you're traveling by car, you'll want to organize how you will get your luggage from your car to the unit. Most of the parking close by is by permit only. We had two of us, so we parked illegally, left one of us with the car, and the other ran the bags to the unit in multiple trips. Not ideal, but it is what it is given the location. Just be aware of this. The closest parking lot is about a six minute walk. If you only have that much luggage, you'll be just fine. - Missing kitchen supplies: Vacation rentals I've stayed at in the past have basic cooking supplies like salt, pepper, oils, spices, napkins, paper towels, etc. This one does not. You'll want to bring or pick some up if you're looking to make some of your meals in the kitchen. It's also missing things you would typically have in a kitchen such as baking sheets, tin foil, plastic wrap. Basically, the kitchen has the barest basics only like dishes, glasses, and cups. That all aside, it's a lovely place. Just know what you're getting, what you're not getting, and plan accordingly.