This apartment is very nice and in a really great part of town. I definitely felt very secure here, but I had some minor issues during my stay:
-There was a smell coming from the kitchen area (possibly from the fridge or dishwasher). Management’s solution was to keep all the doors and windows open
-I didn’t receive coffee pods until halfway through my second day there...too late for me to use for morning coffee as I had intended
-No kitchen towel. There were some cloth trivets hanging in the kitchen, but they were dirty.
-Overall, I feel the apartment was haphazardly cleaned. Found a lot of dust in corners and fridge and dishwasher were not clean. I made management aware and they sent a maid the second day I was there (when I wasn’t home) to empty the dishwasher.
-I washed and kept my own personal water bottle to dry in the dish rack, but to my dismay, the lid of my water bottle was missing when I came home. This was the same day the maid had come.
-There was no bathmat in the bathroom so the floor was soaking when I got out of the shower. I had to dig through the drawers and find a bathmat myself.
-The bed had a hair on it (not mine) and a small spider on the pillow. The other pillow had a stain on it.
As mentioned above, the apartment is in a great part of town (even has a grocery store near by) but at night it can get noisy as there are bars/restaurants downstairs. No biggie, but if that’s the kind of thing that bothers you, then it might be an issue.
The only other thing I’d say is make sure you understand how to go in and out if you stay here. When I checked in, the front gates were unlocked and wide open so it was easy to enter. After hours and on the weekends, these gates are closed. If you have keys you can just use that to get out (and in), but if you don’t have the keys (i.e. when you are checking out) there is a white switch on the wall near the top of the staircase that you’re supposed to push to be able to exit the gates. Just mentioning that because I didn’t know!