Stayed for a month and a half in the summer - Grade A experience with some specific caveats that will almost certainly not matter if you're staying for a week or less!
Location: It feels silly to write too much here - it's amazing. The building itself is gorgeous and feels safe, the view is amazing, there's exceptional food of nearly any type within 3-15 minutes walk, all the major sights are within 30 minutes by foot at the most. It's just exceptional.
Aesthetics: The space is stunning - the art on the walls is gorgeous and tasteful, the painted ceilings are stunning,
Communication: A+. Easy checkin, easy checkout, any questions I had were quickly responded to. Fantastic.
Remote Work: Adequate if spotty. The wifi works barely enough for two zoom calls to be running at the same time, and there's some issues with the fact that the wifi is managed from the adjoining space - so if anything goes wrong there's no ability to address it personally. Also it doesn't permeate the entire space, only the main living area. The bedroom doesn't receive signal - nor, interestingly, does the kitchen. I got speeds of ~25gb down on average.
Amenities: This might be a silly callout but the couch is extraordinarily comfy. The kitchen is not great - technically it exists, but really it's not fun to cook in. If you need a cup of coffee or a snack or something heated up in the microwave, it'll make do. If you want to prepare full meals, it's not a pleasant experience. The bed was two singles pushed together - while there I purchased and left a mattress topper from IKEA to help mind the gap. I also left behind an Nespresso machine to make make American caffeine addiction a little easier to accommodate 😅. There's a washing machine that takes small loads and no dryer, so planning for drying rack time and space can be a thing to consider.
Overall - an exceptional home-base for an adventure, and perhaps not the most perfect home for a long-stay.