We booked a standard king room because of the photos on their website. My husband has failing vision, and the light, bright nature of the room with a large window over the sliding glass door, was very appealing. When we arrived, the front door of the 3-unit building was propped open. We climbed the stairs up to the third floor, and as soon as we started climbing, the musty smell began. When we opened the door to our room, the smell intensified, and we were shocked at how dark and dank the room was. The beautiful, large window above the sliding glass door was blocked off, so no light came through. Outside our room was a dying oak tree, which didn't help the ambiance or the light in the room. There were multiple stains on the ancient carpet. The only "glasses" in the room were paper cups. Paint on the walls was chipped in places. Had we not paid for our room in advance, we would have left. When I mentioned the window being covered up to the owner upon checkout, she looked perplexed - like she didn't know they were all covered - and said I must've been looking at photos of the suite. I told her I didn't think so, and when I got home I double checked. The title of the photo showing the large window said "Standard King Room". In my book, this is false advertising.