Neocolonial Quarters

The shared bathroom turned out to be convenient enough for my uncle and his wife, since there were two of them to use. The bed linens were good too, and they slept well. Their plans changed at the last minute, so I booked two different rooms for two nights. The first night they had a larger room with a private bathroom, and they really liked the clean space, comfortable pillows, and common kitchen stocked with coffee supplies. Their room was sold out for the second night, so they moved to a smaller room with a shared bathroom. It was a pleasant stay.

We were there for two days while passing through town, and I had a comfortable stay. The place felt cozy, was spotless and well organized, and the location worked well. There was plenty of street parking, which I used, as well as parking on the property. Guest services left water and a couple of sodas the first night, a nice touch. I had a few questions and got quick replies. I think there were assigned kitchen spaces too, though I didn't use them since I was out during the stay. I'd recommend it to anyone looking in the area.

A small, clean room, and the kitchen was clean too. The bathroom was also tidy, though it had a slight smell. Good value for a stay, with bus connections nearby and complimentary drinks and snacks.

It's a quiet, safe residential neighborhood, with frequent No. 22 buses taking about 25-30 minutes to downtown. The room is compact but comfortable, with an ensuite bathroom. The kitchen, lounge, and laundry area are shared.