This was a large, clean apartment with three bedrooms. I shut the back door and closed off the second bathroom and access to the backyard, which is very pretty but off-limits to guests. This made me feel more secure in the space and kept the heat, which was generated by two large portable gas units, within the main living area. The heaters are adjustable and they kept me warm during my stay in January. The master bedroom had view of a brick wall, so I slept in the smaller, middle one, and the bed was very comfortable. Note that the two smaller bedrooms have blinds but are still vulnerable to the light pollution that occurs when the backyard spots go on. They came on several times during the first night of my stay and they disturbed my sleep. Likewise, a neighborhood transient wandering somewhere outside sounded very distressed and this made me feel anxious. The locks on the windows and doors were not terribly sound and one high-up kitchen window would not close all the way; consequently, gnats and a mosquito further disturbed my rest. The water pressure in the shower was pretty strong. I did not cook but there was a large kitchen. The Wi-Fi worked initially but the signal weakened, faded, and disappeared as the night progressed. As a woman traveling alone, I felt a little nervous about the neighborhood, but I chalk this up to my unfamiliarity with it. The busy Grant and Broadway are a short walk away, and decent bars and restaurants line them. Moreover, the unit is near Lake Merritt, which is very peaceful and pretty, and there are several modern and sleek buildings in the vicinity as well, including a Bank of America within walking distance. All in all, this was a good value and I had a pleasant stay.