Pros: Great neighborhood and nice kitchen appliances. I liked the concrete walls, the location, and the washer + dryer were great to have. The stone tiles in the shower were actually really pretty, and while the water temperature + pressure went in and out, it was better than others in the city. I didn't cook there but it would have been fun with all the stocked cookware. Some yoga vibes.
Cons: The final price of $400/night did not feel like a good value in a competitive city. When it's too expensive, you notice things that aren't ideal, like that the apartment was rather dark. There was a waft of sewage smell when we arrived, however it did dissipate (and host was responsive). Only one key and it's finicky. The closet in the main bedroom has no cover, so your stuff is just out in the open. Not dealbreakers, but $300 before taxes + fees felt too high.
It was a comfortable base camp. Were flexible when we shortened our stay. The doorman + cleaning staff were very kind and friendly