The apartment and building are great. Nice, walkable location as well. But it seems it isn’t setup to offer a great, hospitable experience. The patio would be great for guests to have morning coffee, but it was a cluttered, unusable mess. The TV screen and Apple TV setup isn’t bad, but why not handle the details and get a media stand for the speaker and cable box. It is sitting in a cardboard box and looks terrible and that speaker can be easily tipped over. The bed is nice, but you have to have a complete set of sheets. Having no top sheet and just a comforter is a miss. What if that is too hot and guests just want to sleep under a sheet? You have to give them the option. The bathroom had candles just sitting on the floor when I walked in. Also, there should have been paper towels and hand soap in the bathroom and kitchen. Seems the maid didn’t finish the job. The towels were in the dryer and I had to get them and fold them. Again, maid should have had that ready. The dishwasher was full. It should have been emptied and ready for guests to use everything so they can load the dishwasher at checkout. Overall, this place has potential, but you need to put yourself in the shoes of your guests and imagine what you would want and need during the experience. This can all be fixed with a couple hundred dollars at Target for a couple patio chairs and end table, inexpensive media stand and white sheets and towels (those are always white in a hotel so they can be washed in hot water with bleach to ensure optimum cleanliness). This would be a sweet Airbnb if you get great on the details.