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'This was a perfect stopping place for us on a long trip. Our room was very clean and cozy. We felt comfortable there. The staff was friendly. But a note there’s no one to man a front desk or anything so it’s a little different than what you might be expecting'

'It was clean and quiet. I liked the jetted bathtub!'

'We love the property, but many of the surrounding businesses/stores were only open a few days a week or were entirely closed. '

'Super great value for trendy NW! Loved seeing this space renovated for an international vibe. '

'Spacious, pristine interior, thoughtful room design and amenities. It’s in a quiet area, but easily walkable to a bustling neighborhood and mass transit. Stay includes laundry. It was an extremely comfortable place to rest and be. *highly recommend* '

'Had the most wonderful time in Jacksonville getting to stay in this beautiful cottage. The location is amazing with so much within walking distance and the hosts are some of the loveliest people. I have never felt so at home when staying in a home-share type stay than I did staying here at Charleen's Cottage. Highly recommend this location for your next stay in Jacksonville.'

'We drove from California/Santa Barbara. Rented this on a whim. When we got there, we found it to be Super cute. We rented the black-and-white room. There were other rooms rented, but they had their own private bathrooms. I didn’t realize we weren’t gonna have our own when I rented it. But we didn’t see anybody else on the floor where we were so we didn’t have to share bathrooms with anybody. But we did meet a lady downstairs the next morning who told us about the river. We took our coffee and...

'Very easy access to the Magic Barn. Was surprised to find that a “hot tub” meant a bathtub with running hot water. Lock on the sliding door stopped working when trying to lock from the outside. Cobwebs hanging off ceiling and plants everywhere!But otherwise cozy, close to grocery and thrift stores. On a VERY busy street but when I closed my eyes the noise sounded more like wind than traffic.'