Historic Nauvoo. What a neat little town. Everyone was extremely friendly. The property is good value for the money. If you park on the Main Street, it’s easy to find. The alleyway from the front is level concrete and well lit.
We parked in back as we were instructed. It was a little confusing at first, until I reread the instructions. The concrete alleyway from the back is uneven and not as well lit. But the town is a safe one, so security is already felt.
The stairs to the upper apts are steep. Manageable, but if you make several trips loading and unloading, it takes effort. If you’re handicapped, you’re going to need someone to carry you up and down. Sadly this place isn’t for you.
The 3 window A/C units are cold, but as an HVAC guy, I physically rinsed all 3 filters, and had to empty the dehumidifier reservoir every few hours as it’s a very humid town.
Clean, although some fixtures could use a light dusting. Lots of instructions on the fridge, but nothing about leaving the A/C units and dehumidifier on or off? And nothing about having to empty the reservoir, as it will shut off until you empty it .
Wife and I took the twin bedroom with 3 doors. A ceiling fan, but no cool air if you close the doors. Learned that lesson quickly. Brought a box fan and it helped pull A/C into the room.
Brought a coffee maker, as it’s mostly Mormons. Not dry with Catholic history, but I brought alcohol also and there is a delightful winery in town.