The studio is well located, and its affordable. Feels like a hotel room. My only issue was the infinitely long list of limitations imposed on the guest by a waver you have to sign at the front desk before entering. Among the various RULES, which I might add, are PUNISHABLE by FINES, are PROHIBITION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. Maybe I should have read the fine print beforehand, but it seemed a bit extreme. What if, say, after a long day of work, I wanted to sit down and have a beer, a tequila or a sake? Should i be PUNISHED for it? Ofcourse, it should be noted, no one would know if, say, I made myself an exquisite cocktail with a fine mezcal and enjoyed it by the window sill as the sun went down. Not saying I did that, not saying I didn't- just saying no one would know. But what is this? A monastery? A convent? I could easily agree to no parties...but, why anyone should limit what I eat or drink when visiting is beyond me. Its the kind of attitude that gave us the war of drugs and the war on consciousness. Anyways, rant over. There is a cute little Korean restaurant infront I really enjoyed. Oh, and they sell plenty of alcoholic beverages.