The layout and location of things was awkward. The murphy bed/table combo was cute (and the bed was comfy), but the whole cabinet system was like out of Ikea. Kneeling to use under-counter oven was a new one for me too. Clean as a pin it was, but that was offset to a measurable degree by the cramped spaces, notably the tiny bathroom and the very limited counter space that did little to encourage cooking...nor did the lack of an exhaust fan over the cooktop.
Just enough oddities to deprive me of the feeling at home I had expected.
Parking was a major issue too: $4 per hour on the street daytime was rough even though it was free from 6 pm until 9 am.
But that necessitated jumping out of bed and moving the car to a lot some block away which had a $15 per day rate...until 6 pm after which it jumped to $26 for the night...until 9 am then back to $15. City and private rates are exorbitant and predatory with fines at $80 (max) for overtime ($30 if you quick pay up!).
Beautiful city