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“Beautiful apartment with friendly and helpful hosts in Larry and Suzie” I really loved my stay in the Brass Bed Guestroom. All amenities were clean, comfortable and Larry and Suzie were so helpful with directions to surrounding attractions. When Uber cancelled my ride, Larry drove me to the light rail station. As a solo traveller, I felt safe staying in the Guestroom and it's an easy walk to the bus to downtown, a great pub, Thai restaurant and coffee shop. I can recommend this apartment with ten stars out of ten. Thank you to my wonderful hosts.
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