I was here during covid-19 and spent most of my time indoors. This unit is on the 4th floor in a building with no elevator. There is a spacious living room with worn out furniture (electrocuted myself with a lamp that had exposed wires). The kitchenette has a mini fridge, a sink that is upholstered by a plank of wood, a gas stove, and heavily worn out kitchen utensils. No microwave. The bathroom is good. The hot water runs for about 5-10 minutes in the shower. The bedrooms are spacious with worn out cabinets and hangers. There is a small balcony in one of the bedrooms that faces the other units where you can do your laundry by hand. The other bedroom has windows that face the street which is a nice view but the decor in the bedroom doesn’t make it seem that special. The natural sunlight shown in the photos are there for about half of the day and when it gets dark you’re left with using the cool toned fluorescent lights which is not very pleasant on the eye. Zoom calls are spotty due to poor wifi connection on every corner of the unit. The floor gets cleaned frequently by the staff so that was nice. The lobby doorman are kind. The neighborhood isn’t the prettiest but it felt safe enough for me to walk alone at night. There is a 24/7 bread shop across the street, a coffee shop, pharmacy, convenience store, and several restaurants within the block. The best part was the scientology reading material on the coffee table provided by the host, which teaches you how you can join the cult to clear your mind with the power of dianetics and reach the highest level in the bridge of freedom.