I was in town to go to my union's hall in the Oakland area. This place was a good price, was nearby my union hall, and had a full-on kitchen. There was a bit of confusion involving the heater. It's an old unit on the wall, next to the entry, controlled by a pretty out-of-sight thermostat to the side of the free-standing closet. If the pilot flame in the heater isn't lit, you won't have heat. The valve to the unit needs to be open to light it. This information would have been super helpful to know, as I didn't have heat for the first week of my stay as it was getting down to the 40s at night. The second time I mentioned this problem to Keith, he showed up 20 minutes later and got it lit, so my stay was great after that.