Stayed for four nights for my sons orientation at his Ohio State visit. Here are my overall thoughts on our experience at this home. The descriptions and pictures are as described. Only description I would include is the single bathroom is on the 1st floor. Place was charming and comfortable. Parking was easy at the rear of property. The biggest drawback is the vehicle noise heard for our stay. The home is on two busy streets. Being an older home you could hear vehicles and people talking outside at almost all times. This is a busy area of town and sleeping was a challenge especially on the Friday night while we were there. Being awaken by police sirens at 2 am was a rude awakening. That being said if you are a heavy sleeper maybe not a big deal. The other item to note is the adjacent church that appears to feed, house, or provide service to the homeless. Great for our churches to do this but there was a homeless presence at all times. No one bothered us and was not an issue but was a little nervous and in edge with the family. The place could have been better stocked with kitchen pots and pans as there was only one small omelet pan and a small pot to cook with. The location is near the campus and alot of walking dining places and grocer though. Host was easy to reach. Beds were also comfortable. All in all.not a bad stay but will likely stay elsewhere next time for a quieter stay in maybe a little nicer area.

The house is a clean and comfortable space, and the location is a short walking distance to several bars, restaurants, a variety of shops, and a large supermarket. Scooters available to rent all over town through apps.