This is a well located place, and Adam is extremely helpful and responsive, but it is not for everyone. The building is secure, the kitchen is well appointed, and there's a comfortable living space.
I found the place overdecorated. The style is funky and dark, and there’s too much stuff. Shelves are full, and therefore unusable, in the living room.
The master bedroom should be more comfortable, with more attention paid to conveniences one would find in a hotel. There's not enough shelf space and no dresser space in the bedrooms, just a few small bins and little shelves. I laid my clothes across the floor, which is tricky because there’s lots of stuff on the floor too (little unusable stools, that sort of thing) and not much floor space. The master bathroom is kind of funky too. For example, there's no toilet paper holder, and you have to stand in the shower, on a wet floor, to access the washer/dryer, which is tucked away in a closet filled with junk. Also, the internet is slow and spotty (10 mbps, if you’re lucky).
Some of the items I’ve listed are stylistic preferences (although I can’t imagine who doesn’t want strong internet and a place to put one’s clothes), and my traveling companions liked some of the very things I didn’t (funky decor).
I would stay there again if the owner:
1. invested in faster internet (50-100 mbps is a minimum these days, and 250 is normal)
2. removed as much stuff as possible from the place (including both furniture and decorative items) in the living room and bedrooms, creating as much open space as possible.
3. quadrupled the drawer and shelf space for storing clothes in the bedrooms.
4. Made the washer/dryer a bit more accessible.
Still, we liked the place, and I liked Adam, who is lovely to work with. We spoke on the phone and he made several accommodations for me, and to me that's worth a lot.