The studio is indeed cute, though tiny as a button -- the kitchen and bedroom combined are smaller than a normal medium-sized hotel room -- and the location is great. I had no problem finding parking on the street using the zone permit supplied by the owner. It's nice to have an entire unit to oneself, even if its small. The other positive is that the shower is glorious, quick to heat up and with strong pressure.

On the negative side, other than the size, it's also dark, requiring indoor lights even in the middle of the day. For some reason, my AT&T cell signal was very weak inside the studio causing calls to be dropped (it was fine outside), and unfortunately the promised wifi was spotty at best.

The worst problem for me is one that you may not encounter. The owner was out of the country and never responded to the questions I left on his voice message or via e-mail starting more than a week before my stay. Although he left detailed instructions for me about some things, he failed to let me know where to find the key. Luckily, a neighbor who knew where it was hidden wandered by just as I was about to give up and try to find last-minute hotel someplace else in the City.