The location is amazing. The door is very secure. I rarely heard street noise besides some kids hanging out, laughing, and smoking outside the front door. However, there were multiple issues I had with the advertising vs reality. I'm not going to write a big review, but I will touch on the most glaring issues.
-The walls/ceiling etc are paper thin. Can hear voices, sneezes, TV, etc at all time of the day and night and they're not faint.
-There are ear piercingly loud squeaking noises anytime someone else in the building (upstairs?) uses the bathroom. So loud it goes through the ceiling, closed bathroom door, and my earplugs which constantly disrupted my sleep.
-When I booked this studio, it was listed as a luxury one bedroom. The word luxury was removed before I checked out 2 days later. There is nothing about this room that is luxury.
-Listing says self check in and lockbox. There is a lockbox on the building, but the host does not give out the code, making the lockbox and self checkin useless and non-existent. Not a big deal unless you're ghosted and left stranded out front at scheduled check in time like I was.
-Annie's brother is the person I dealt with in person after Annie ghosted me and he's one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet.
-There were multiple hairs in the bathroom the first time I stepped in (clearly not mine), which made me seriously question the cleanliness of the entire studio apartment.
-Pillows are paper thin
-An assorted amount of lighted devices on the wall. Bring an eye mask.
-No overhead or front bathroom light, only 2 tiny directional lights above the mirror forcing you to lean in so close to the mirror you can smell it.
-The listing claims to have a smoke detector, but I found none.
-The listing claims to not have security cameras, but I found multiple.
-Despite being a tiny studio, the wifi isn't good. There's no router inside so it's being shared from elsewhere outside the unit and the signal isn't strong enough and/or there's too many users.