I almost really loved my stay here, but unfortunately I ran into a few issues that marred the experience for me. First, the good:
- Aesthetically, the apartment was beautiful
- The place was really clean
- The bedroom was a great size
- The desk was a great size
- The bathroom was suuuuper nice
- The included toiletries were a great touch
- Daniel was super friendly and accommodating
The bad:
- I found the mattress quite uncomfortable. It's probably fine for smaller folks, but I'm a 6'1" guy and found that the spring mattress struggled to support my weight. It was waaay too squishy, and I could feel the individual coils digging into my back. It was bad enough that I realized quickly that I couldn't sleep there lest I risk slipping a disc in my back – fortunately for me I lived in the area and was able to go back to my own bed to sleep (wasn't ideal though, since I was in the middle of moving). I'm not sure what I would've done if I didn't have that option available to me.
- The black plastic desk chair in the room was really uncomfortable to sit in, and seemed to hurt both my back and my hips somehow. I ended up having to carry one of the dining room chairs into my room to use as a desk chair.
- The bathroom had one of those 1.5 inch thick bath mats made of wooden (or bamboo?) slats. It was pretty much directly in the way of the toilet, which made it kind of maddening to walk around, let alone stand on at all (it's, uhh, not a pleasant thing to have to stand on).
- The only way to get air circulation in the bedroom (and the rest of the apartment) is to open the window, which has no insect screen. Pretty much every bug you can imagine got in through the open window at some point during my stay, until I got fed up and decided stagnant air was a better alternative.
The neutral:
- FWIW, I found the bathtub a bit _too deep_ for my liking (for showers). YMMV on that one, but sometimes it can be hard to tell from photos.