The apartment building is in a downtown skyscraper that overlooks a busy train station and a sports stadium. This property was clean and reasonably comfortable - once inside the door. That said, the check-in/check-out process was very complicated. We received several multi-screen emails explaining the process, which took about 45 minutes to complete. It involved going to another location and double parking on a busy street to get multiple keys for the parking garage and the apartment building. The car park was in a very tight space several stories up in a garage. The building itself and the quality of the apartments were reminiscent of a college dormitory - including the stench of leftover food and cigarettes in the hallway. The apartment itself was very basic and had few amenities - not even a roll of paper towels (there was toilet paper, however). The property did have a washer and dryer. However, the dryer made loud banging noises while operating and did not efficiently dry clothing - something that caused a delay in our departure. While the photos on the website were generally accurate, what they did not portray was how small the space actually was and how well worn the furnishings are. The apartment was overpriced for what you get and the location and hassle of coming and going far overshadowed any value we could have derived from it. We wish we had stayed at a hotel.