Excellent location and great management team, but our stay was not very relaxing because we had mice in our unit. We saw a mouse on three different occasions so we were pretty unnerved.
The management had already moved us once (because the original unit we were assigned had a really awful smell). One of the managers (Kent) moved us to an upgraded unit, and it was great. Until we saw a mouse on our first night. Kent came back afterhours and put mouse traps throughout the unit. The mice did not fall for it.
The next day we saw mice droppings in the living room, kitchen, and dining room (photos attached). We spoke with the other manager, Tag, who was also very helpful. He did explain that mice is sometimes to be expected since it is a metropolitan city, and he vacuumed the unit for us, and provided sheets so we can cover the furniture and sit on the couch. Basically, the management team did everything in their power to help, but of course, there’s not much they can do about the mice in the walls of the building.
We were offered to look at another unit should we want to move. We looked and saw a mousetrap under the couch of that unit, so we figured, what’s the point of packing up and moving again, if the mice was everywhere?
We decided to make the best of it. We bought some suggested repellents (peppermint oil, dryer sheets, and cayenne pepper), and placed them all over. We also had to wash the dishes before each use because we don’t know if any of the little buggers crawled on them. It was pretty hard to just take off your shoes and kick back, I didn't even want to think of anything running around me while I slept.
Anyway, as previously stated, the location is excellent. We felt safe walking at night. There were lots of local restaurants and shops within walking distance, and the park is pretty much at your backyard.
Would I stay at Rosellen Suites again? Maybe. If I can bring cats.