This is a great studio if you are looking for a work space. The large desk in the centre of the room gets fantastic natural light from the skylight above it, and there is very little to distract you. (I'd recommend bringing an eyemask to sleep in, as the skylight also lets in a lot of morning light). The kitchen is perfectly good for breakfast, snacks and tea/coffee, but we found it too small to really cook in (and the way the sink is set up on the other side of the room from the kitchen was fine for us until we started to do something involved like cooking.)
The studio is at basement level, and is accessed by a short flight of stairs, with two more steps once inside.
The mattress is comfortable and on the firm side (which I prefer), and extra blankets were provided. In general, the bed is the most comfortable place to sit in the studio - the couch is not somewhere I could comfortably sit for more than an hour.
The bathroom is small but was very clean and has everything you need. The shower is up on a somwehat high step, which is probably not an obstacle to an able-bodied person, but if you are at all unsteady on your feet or have any hip or knee problems, it could be difficult to navigate getting up or down (as it was for me). There is a high-up hand-rail, but it's placed for hanging towels on, not for grabbing.
If you're an able-bodied person who wants a semi-utilitarian space for working in, and not somewhere to relax, I'd recommend this studio to you.