I saw the pictures and the price and thought it was a good bargain. But when I got there, the neighborhood seemed kind of ratchet. Check in was very easy. The apartment was just a studio. I was mistaken because I thought it was an apartment with a bedroom, a bathroom, a kitchen, a living room, but it was just a studio. So I was kind of disappointed. It was hard to sleep at night because the air conditioner wasn't cold enough even thought I set it to the lowest temperature. I left it on for the whole day and it still wasn't cold enough. I also couldn't sleep because I thought the paintings above the bed were kind of creepy. It was two paintings of eyes. It creeped me out because every time I saw it, it gave me a feeling like someone was watching. It can get pretty noisy at night tho. Especially at like 2 or 3 in the morning. Sometimes the wifi was pretty bad too. I keep getting disconnected from my devices. Sometimes. There's not a lot of trash cans in the studio either so I put my trash in another bag and left it by the sink. But overall, this is a pretty ok apartment and if you need something affordable and small, this is an okay place to go. Chinatown was pretty ratchet compared to Chinatown Chicago or the Chinatowns in New York or the Chinatown in Toronto. The only thing I liked about the neighborhood was the restaurant Pho 87 around the corner. They had very authentic pho and delicious spring rolls with three shrimps on one roll. Other places that I've been to only had one or two shrimp per roll.