Overall this place is fine. I was happy that it looked nice but disappointed as it's supposedly someone's home, but it becomes apparent that nobody lives there and it's set up for very short stays. Was like a hotel suite with fewer amenities. Details below.
Newly renovated, looks nice. Gated, I felt safe. Location is good, it is on a busy street though. This specific unit faces the street, which means both more windows and more street noise. Noise is mostly drowned out by A/C unit (which conversely is really loud). Unit is small but feels spacious, the A/C takes up a lot of floorspace which just kind of surprised me that it's not a window unit, but maybe works better when it's really hot?
Two sets of towels were provided, more were availableupon request.
Advertised as pet friendly, but not transparent that there is a daily pet fee.
Appeared clean on surfaces and appliances, but my feet were black after walking around barefoot the first evening we were there. Gross.
Workspace isn't dedicated as advertised, it's a kitchen table with two chairs that can be a workspace.
The internet isn't very good, slow. Netflix kept loading, or we had to completely give up sometimes.
First aid kit nearly empty save some alcohol swabs and gauze packet.
Kitchen was major disappointment for me personally. We're on an long trip and mostly cooking at home. This place has great appliances but the bare minimum equipment to check the "pots and pans" box on amenities. Unit has one pot, one pan, cookie sheets (largest of which doesn't actually fit in the oven), noodle strainer/steamer pot that doesn't fit any of the pots, coffee maker, and tablespoon that came with coffee maker, cutting boards, cutlery and utensils (knives all serated), one mug, two glasses, I think 4 plates and two cups. That's it, no mixing bowls, no mug for an additional person, no measuring cup (although Brandon did offer to reimburse me if I picked one up), no cake pans, or anything else not on that list. Don't plan on cooking very much or anything more than simple/ microwavable foods. Less important, the fridge opened the wrong way which was annoying but not a dealbreaker by any means.
That being said there are great restaurants within walking distance, so this won't be such a problem for someone not wanting to cook.
I would stay again for max 2 nights (we stayed 5) and plan to eat out. The fact that you can't cook here really means that for longer stays another rental with a higher sticker price would provide better value and be cheaper overall if you include cost of food.