Comfort and Grace Perched on Queen Anne Hill

14 reviews

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  Michele

  US · family_with_children · Aug 2026

  4/10

  Disappointing

  The unit had three full baths.

  The carpets were very stained and looked like they hadn't been clean in a long while. The description of the unit stated it had a pull out couch. It did not. There was a blow up mattress. There was no AC and the unit was very hot on arrival. We had challenges finding the fans and for the top floor bedroom, it never really cooled down. The unit was four floors with a significant amount of stairs. This should be disclosed in the description because the photos do not show the stairs. We were traveling with our daughter in law and she is partially disabled and can't maneuver stairs. It was quite difficult for her.

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  Trent

  US · couple · Dec 2025

  10/10
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  Helen

  US · family_with_children · Aug 2025

  9/10

  Great communication with the host and very spacious home for our family of 6. Nice balcony on top

  Property had a full kitchen, however, not within walking distance of any eateries.

  Definitely need a vehicle to get around. Steep hill parking is tight

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  Gregory

  US · family_with_children · Jul 2025

  6/10

  It worked for what we needed but with some challenges.

  The property is mostly as advertised, is clean and well maintained.

  I'll start off saying overall, the property was fine. It just had some unexpected quirks that made the stay a little more challenging - which I think is typical of these types of rentals and why we usually prefer to stay in hotels - you know with much more predictability what you're going to get. There are some things I think should be mentioned in the listing. Parking in the driveway is VERY VERY sloped and can be challenging and stressful to navigate - to the point that we wound up just parking on the street which is a bit of a walk away. The parking adjacent to the driveway is ok, but there should be a higher barrier of some kind to make sure a car doesn't go too far and wind up going over the small wall. We had to have someone get out and watch to make sure the car didn't go too far forward when we parked. While technically this house may have 3 floors, there are more levels than that and going to virtually any other room or part of the house requires stairs. This needs to be made clear in the listing. We had one person in our party for whom the stairs were a significant challenge. I know this was not stated as being mandatory, but if you are going to prefer people to not use shoes in the house, that should also be made known in the listing. We did follow this as we wanted to be good customers, and it may not seem like a big deal, but for some people taking off and putting on shoes every time you go in and out is not comfortable and it could possible impact the decision to choose a property.

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  Valentin

  US · family_with_children · Jul 2025

  2/10