The property/owner was very accommodating and it was a very nice stay.

This quiet neighborhood and spacious house was a perfect little getaway to spend a few days in the Atlanta area. It was walking distance to downtown Roswell, which is quaint and full of restaurants and shops. It’s a delightful place to stay and explore the area. The house was well appointed, it had a great coffee bar to start the day outright. The beds were very comfortable. I look forward to booking again on my way back through Atlanta.

This home is a much older property that has been updated with some very modern and high-text fixtures (like bidet toilets and electric adjustable standing desks, super large TV, full coffee bar machines, etc). However, it IS an old home, so the floors creek, the kitchen cabinets are a bit rough, there are some older doors/handles that have some quirk. Often the light switches are across the room from the entry doors so a little hunt-and-find. I happen to live about 3 miles from this property but needed a bigger space when hosting four out-of-town teen nephews. Downtown Roswell is such a gem in the suburbs of Atlanta, and has everything from hiking to cafes to upscale restaurants, art galleries, ice cream parlors, etc. I may be biased from living here so long, but this home is located in a wonderful part of town. The neighbord itself is a mix of older (some run down) homes and brand new construction. The house is easy access to 400 and Holcomb Bridge (exit 8) with restaurants and grocery stores, Super Walmart and more nearby. The teen boys LOVED the oversized bunk beds, outdoor space (for tossing a football or a frisbee), and had room to laze on the couches. I brought over a bin of games and sports equipment from my home - it would be great if this rental had a supply of both for use. There is plenty of storage in the bedrooms and the kitchen. The bathrooms are small, and when sharing with multiple people, I suggest some travel toiletry bins to keep things tidy.