Awesome place that's GREAT for the right people, or less-ideal setup for others.
The place is setup like 3 rooms all connected to each other in a line. I assume this happened because of some converted spaces. Will do my best to explain.
Room #1 - closest to the window and considered living room #1. Has nice wood flooring, office desks, medium sofa bed, and closeable double-doors to room 2. You can consider it a working room or dance/party space.
Room #2 - considered living room #2, right in between everything and connects to room 1 & 3, bathroom & kitchen, has the big TV and large sofa bed, still gets some sunlight from room 1. This one is the real living room. Has tiled floor.
Room #3 - is a small enclosed room with the full size bed (or maybe queen). No space for anything else. Has a door that opens out to room #2, and window that opens out to your hallway (within your unit) not the public space.
Kitchen is a small narrow dark hallway next to room #3, totally fine for our needs but maybe not so fun if you were hoping for a large sun-lit kitchen to. hang out in. Bathroom is adequate, water sometimes takes time to heat up and other times is fast. The trick is to go to the heater in the kitchen and flip the switch OFF and then ON again.
For the right people, you enjoy that this space could sleep 6 people and have 2 enclosed bedrooms (if you close the double doors of room 1). And that due to the long daisy chain setup, room 3 (the bedroom) can get very dark and extend far away from outside noise...even from room 1.
For the wrong people, you might be annoyed that the two 2 living rooms aren't one big room, or the lack of natural light and space in kitchen and bedroom. The kitchen does have some overhead foggy windows but they only let in light a few hours of the day, not enough for a "sunlit" kitchen. There's also no AC but the temperature was fine for us in mid July.
Internet was fast and overall, we enjoyed our stay but I would definitely try another spot and get a bigger living room.