Bau Guesthaus C

About this property

Bau Guesthaus C sits inside a restored 1890s townhouse in uptown Kingston, steps from the Stockade district. The theme guests mention most is how easily they could walk to restaurants, shops, cafes, and the Saturday farmers market, several noting they never needed the car once parked.

The second most mentioned theme is the hosts themselves. Guests describe them as quick to respond, easy to reach for early check ins, and generous with small touches like snacks, tea, or coffee left in the kitchen. Several returning guests say they book with this pair again specifically for that ease of communication.

Design comes up almost as often. The 900 square foot first floor unit keeps its 1890s bones, ornamental ceilings, a bay window, and decorative fireplaces, paired with minimalist, art forward furnishing that several guests compare to a calm, Japanese inspired space. Many call the apartment spacious for one bedroom, with high ceilings and strong natural light.

The bathroom's claw foot tub draws its own steady praise, with guests calling it deep enough for a real soak, though a few mention the shower side needs some balance since there is no separate stall. The kitchen also earns repeat mentions, guests noting it comes ready to cook in with a Smeg refrigerator and a proper stove, useful after a stop at the nearby farmers market.

A handful of guests mention hearing footsteps from the unit above, a fair trade for an 1890s building. Free parking on premises and self check-in with a smart lock keep arrival simple for a stay built around exploring Kingston on foot.