Everything was very confusing. We got greeted by a young man. Said that the keys were locking the rooms doors, they didn't. Then we spoke to a lady on the phone, then another girl came to check up on us...This is not an apartment but it's more set up like an asylum, his is what we called it. No windows can open. Theres no proper living room or group space. There is not a table of 16 like mentioned. 0 charm, 0 sens of community, just rooms and white corridors. We had an awful experience and were really deceived when we got there. It says Lin's apartment, we never saw Lin and thats not an apartment. It's some sort of a weird establishment like an old dormitory. We also got robbed and it took them hours to react saying like we were making it up. Were a group of 10 people between 35 and 45 on a business trip, we had no time to argue and put the blame upon ourselves to not dramatize and get to work but unless your a group of 19 years old on a field trip, none of us would recommend this place.
It's not the environment we were looking for. The whole idea was to be able to work in a nice big kitchen at a table of 15 people. The table is a table for 8 and it doesn't fit your description nor the fact that its an apartment or a home. It's nothing like a home nor a mansion. Really should have read the description further and better and asked more questions. The image that I had pained in our heads is very far from the product that was delivered. Everything is clean and Functional but the environment is far from being homelike since there are no proper common area. We came here to work all together and that 16 people table with windows that open is better then a 8 person table in a secluded no air room and it makes it impossible to do what we came to do here. Wish I knew we would have booked something else.