Renting

I had the unfortunate experience of renting a room from Astrid for 1 month instead of the 2 months. On the first day I moved in Astrid informed me that I can't eat in my room as a house rule, you would think that she would tell me this before I agreed to rent a room but she didn't. I wanted to move out on the 1st day, but I know how hard it would be to find a place to live last minute so I had to stay. Even though I didn't comply with the house rule, I felt really uncomfortable about it. She told me about a past renter cooking in the room, I guess that person also felt uncomfortable living there as well. I also had a feeling that she would look into the bedroom while I was at Cleveland Clinic to check if everything was okay in it, my suspicion was confirmed when I walked out after taking a shower and the door was open (invasion of privacy). Lastly, she only refunded me $200 of the $500 deposit because she said I only rented for 1 month and not the 2 months. She has no heart or sympathy. Here I am a medical student living with loans and could need that $300 for rent or food, but here she is living in a 3 story home and owning 3 healthcare businesses taking the $300 from me. I am posting on school's facebook to avoid renting from her and I hope anyone reading this post would becareful renting from her.

Room Rental

I had the unfortunate experience of renting Astrid's room for 1 month, but I originally signed up for 2 months. On the first day I moved in she told me I can not eat in the room, you would think that you would tell me that before I agree to rent the room but she told me on the first day I moved in. I wanted to move out that first day, but it would be really hard to find a room on the last minute. Even though I wasn't compliant with this house rule, I felt really uncomfortable doing it. She told me a past renter cooked in the room, I guess they also feel uncomfortable living there too having to cook in the room instead of the kitchen. During my month stay, I always had a feeling that she would sometime come into my room when I was at Cleveland Clinic to see if everything was ok with the room. My suspicion was confirmed when I got out of the shower and my door was open (invasion of privacy). Lastly, when I moved out she kept the $300 of the $500 deposit saying I didn't complete my contract of the 2 months and she turned away potential renters. She has no heart or sympathy. Here I am, a medical student living out of loans who could use that money for rent or food, while she lives in a 3 story home and owning 3 healthcare buisnesses really needing that $300. I'm posting on my school's facebook to avoid this house if they're rotating at Cleveland Clinic and I hope anyone who's reading this post right now would avoid renting from this place as well.

Excellent Location

This room's location is excellent for anyone rotating at Cleveland Clinic; it is 10 minutes away. The property has many grocery stores around the area, making it convenient for anyone working late. The hosts are incredibly friendly and helpful, making the stay exceptional. Clean, well-furnished, and convenient, this spot is a hidden gem for those seeking comfort and convenience. It is highly recommended.