The room was small but perfectly outfitted. The bed was big and comfortable, the small table was adequate for intermittent work periods, the microwave/ fridge kitchen worked as it should. Even though the bathroom was tiny, it worked out just fine and the hot water and water pressure were great. BUT you must know:
Getting in and out of the building proved troublesome at times since the homeless sometimes block the doorway.
This is a walk up unit, there is no elevator, which wasn't a problem for me, but should be noted.
The building is on a busy intersection/ corner where the trolley, garbage trucks, delivery trucks, street cleaners, ambulance, police, party cars with loud music and the homeless make noise ALWAYS. Every time I fell asleep something new woke me. In the three nights there, I got barely 6 hours of sleep. If you can sleep through the City noise, you are good to go.