When I arrived in a taxi someone came out of the building & found me to help me find the accomodation. (They were expecting me.) That was impressive! It's centrally located (which is why i chose it, & it looked good). The place was spotless, modern & well designed. It was REALLY well serviced. The bed was super comfy, likewise the pillow. It had a great view. The staff were unbelievably helpful and friendly. The guy who managed the little cafe had been working there for 18 years and was v. happy working there, because it fitted in so well with his family life. The manager even came to my room to explain why the hotplate wouldn't work. Because it was designed to only work with a heavy weight saucepan. Someone I told that to, said that was really high quality stuff. jYes. Each little apartment has a really well equipped mini kitchen area. (Probably better equipped than the communal cooking area.) A better range of knives, just a smaller stove top. I left the apartment in pretty good order & spent quite a while cleaning the shower etc so I could leave it the same way that I found it. Then the cleaning staff (who were v. nice) come & do really detailed cleaning afterwards. It has to be assessed for the manager before they come. There seemed to be many long term residence (e.g. a woman who was renting 2 rooms while her house was being built. I couldn't work out how to work the microwave/oven so had a personalised lesson. They had a well serviced gym that I thought I wouldn't use much but I used it nearly every day to do yoga with weights. It's location is very central. It's whopping. 39 stories high, but they were FULLY BOOKED OUT when I wanted to extend my stay 3 more days. They could only give me 2. ( I made a mistake with the initial booking.) So that would be the only thing that was wrong with the place. It's too popular.