The property was beautiful and the owners stocked it with near anything you might need during your stay. I was surprised by the thoughtfulness they put into everything. There were custom books with information about the property and parking as well as local dining, and pro tips for the local amusement park, Cedar Point. The theme of the space was fun and had activities for the kids, video game, foosball, and board games. They supplied coffee and tea, as well as shampoo, conditioner, body wash. They placed glow-in-the-dark stickers on all light switches knowing users wouldn’t be familiar with where they were in the dark. They had notes and tips around the house where they’d be helpful. We had 10 people in our group for 2 days and it was just a wonderful and affordable space for all of us to stay together. The building is on the national historic registry and has this amazing mural painted on the outside and room-themed murals inside the apartment.

I’d be nit-picking to find anything. A small thing I noticed was that the shower was a bit slippery if the floor wasn’t rinsed properly afterwards and there’s nothing to grab. But if rinsed, it’s not an issue. I’ve recently reached the age when doctors ask about falls, lol, so it just stood out a little more than it would have in my younger years.