I really liked the room. The front door and each bedroom had keypads so I just had to punch in numbers to get in. The house had labels everywhere clearly laying out what everything was for. The place was immaculately clean.
I work nights, so I came to sleep in the day. The bed was comfy. The blinds let light in but not unbearably so. The neighborhood is quiet; I am not a heavy sleeper but never woke up due to noise.
I would say that bathroom wasn't the best. Don't get me wrong, all the fixtures and layout looked great! And again, thank goodness for the labels. There's a blue light inside the fan and there's a label identifying it as a humidity sensor. The fan turns on when it senses the steam from the shower. The downside is, I can't turn it on myself. I think someone had gone #2 before I had gone in, and the Febreeze scent had faded away . . . The other thing about the bathroom is that the water pressure is weak. There's a showerhead up near the ceiling, but if you use it and stand under, the water comes out almost trickle like. It's uncomfortable, especially when showering in the cold, because you'll never be fully under the water. The trick is to use the handheld shower head that's a little under 5 feet off the ground. At that level, the pressure is decent (ish). It is detachable, but I like standing under the water. It worked for me regardless because I am short and only had to duck a little to get under the water.
I do think I would stay here again, though. The location was pretty great, close to a main street with places to eat nearby. I slept well. No matter what time I came by, there was always street parking available.