Beth was a top notch host. The place was just as advertised. She made special accommodations for me to have the fridge nicely stocked with my "style" of products to make my mornings ready to go from morning one. There were ample spices, etc so I was able to cook and grill (downstairs 2nd floor). The Sobey's Market was super convenient with full array of choices.
There was an ample supple of white linens, blankets, etc. Couch and bed were very comfortable.

The only downsides were the table/chairs, and the temperature inside the unit.

The kitchen table and the high-top chairs looked nice but chairs were too tall and I couldn't get my legs under the table so essentially couldn't use it other than a place to set things atop of. The "desk area" had a rather small/uncomfortable wicker chair with it. I had a bunch of office work to do and found that seat/desk to be a very uncomfortable choice. Slid the table in front of the couch next to the window and it was a much better accommodation. The patio table/chair was a real nice option for sunshine in the afternoon! But overall, mismatched table/chair combos.

The temperature in the unit was a big downfall on my total experience. When I walked in on the first night it felt like a sauna. My sleep was fairly miserable b/c I couldn't get the temp lower than 76F. I had the thermostat set to A/C, temp to 68 and the fan on high and it didn't budge the temp in the room one bit. I contacted Beth the next morning and was told the "building" controlled the A/C-heat and it had been turned "off" for the season leaving it inoperable other than the "fan". Was told to open the windows and door to the patio as the only option to cool it off. WHAT? Sleeping felt similar to when I've traveled to Costa Rica, where the MAX I could use was a sheet to cover-up (certainly not the comforter!) and hot/sweaty nights were pretty common through the stay, lending to less than favorable sleeping conditions. Wasn't so noticeable during the day (window and patio door open the whole time, even when it was in the low 50's outside) just to keep the unit in the lower 70's. Unit NEVER got "cool" enough to where I'd put on a long sleeve shirt. Max was a t-shirt! Gave up on the "fan" as it did nothing but make noise.

Odd thing was that the hallways were way cooler. The ducts next to the elevators were blasting COLD air all the time! Not even close to the temperature that would come out of the unit in the condo. I'd have to wonder if there wasn't a broken HVAC in the unit. But in the end, just dealt with it.

Aside that, loved it and Beth was great. She always responded quickly before and during stay.