The space was stylish and beautiful. My favorite parts of the apartment were that it was downtown and close to everything, the balcony was relaxing and there were little lights around the railing that you could plug in and it made for a nice atmosphere with a view towards the courtyard, and the couch is really comfy and programmed with Netflix for down time. Laura gave good directions, but getting parked and in the building is much like a scavenger hunt. We stayed for three days and couldn't wrap our mind around how the parking worked since there were no signs to explain. Sometimes when we would pay for parking, it would be for 12 hours for $13 and then sometimes it would be for 2 hours. We tried different machines. My guess is that it is based on peak hours, but there is no sign explaining that. Pro tip: If you are staying for a few days, just go ahead and hit the $13 button as many times as it will let you so that you can go ahead and pay for multiple days - as long as it gives it to you in 12ish hour increments. I definitely overspent on parking because I didn't know how the system worked. That being said, I feel like the parking was very reasonable for downtown. We parked on P2 and there was plenty of parking during our stay. The lot is right next to the building and is easy to miss because it looks like you are driving down the courtyard for a bit. You also have to scan the fob when you go in the building and up the elevator. We are from a rural area and not used to the security so it took us a minute to figure it out. No complaints though - this is still a five star stay. Such a neat apartment and it had everything we needed including every condiment you could think of in the fridge. The showers worked great, the beds were comfy, and there were lots of great tips in the manual for places to eat if you are feeling overwhelmed. I would definitely stay here again!