Pros: Fantastic location, pleasant check-in process, pretty nice and well-appointed kitchen (if that's something you're after), comfy bed.
Cons: Tiny room, uncomfortably small shower and toilet enclosure (seriously, using the bathroom became a *challenge*), fans that didn't fully function (one wouldn't oscillate and the other would *only* oscillate), no closet for storing clothing or suitcases (I ended up reusing one of the 58 kitchen cabinets for that instead), poor maintenance like moldy shower caulk and a shelf that was broken and hanging off the wall.
The front door lock is also a bit particular, which I eventually figured out, but I was late for an event on the first night because I couldn't get the door to lock - and then had 2 sets of random guests wake me up the next morning while they were checking out so that I could lock them out of the building. (In fairness, the management eventually put up a sign that said people didn't have to lock the front after leaving, which fixed this problem for the rest of the trip.)
All in all, it was a very convenient and fairly priced place to stay, and the staff were super kind and great to deal with, but the room wasn't particularly comfortable or functional — it really felt like an Airbnb company just chopped up these units as small as possible to rent them back out for max profit without comfort or liveability in mind.