I don’t want to say all the same things that the other reviews said, not that it isn’t all true but to offer some helpful info as well. The room was spacious & nicely decorated, you have a step up into the bathroom & also into the closet/fridge, microwave & coffeemaker alcove. I tripped because I was thrown off by that, plus my legs were tired from the steep uphill climb from Broadway to A Street. Fair warning! The lovely comforter from the Listing photo was missing & was not folded on the high closet shelf either. If you think you might get cold at night, ask Ed for a blanket ahead of time & he’ll leave one for you in the room. The reason I say this is because In my case, I turned on the A/C the evening we arrived because the room was stuffy & the weather was humid, but my husband became very cold & we had not anticipated the issue. It was too late to bother Ed at that point. Some described the bed as comfortable, but we both had trouble sleeping on it & it made us very sore. It was very helpful to take hot showers in the morning to soothe ourselves. Full disclosure, I suffer from severe chronic pain, so make of that what you will. The room did not trigger my asthma, so I know that it was very clean. The A/C Dehumidifier really helped my comfort level. The Kirkland Coffee was good, at double strength, just fill the coffee maker to 6 cups instead of 12 if you like strong coffee. It had a good flavor to it too, probably Columbian which is my favorite. The room codes made check in & room/building access convenient. The location was near Starbucks & good places to eat. Coffee Society is 1.5 blocks away & I highly recommend going there, it’s a great value. It’s next to the Donut Bar, which is difficult to resist, so just treat yourselves, go ahead! Other things to note...cute little patio area off the stairs as you go up. .Nice aquarium of fishies in the entry hall. Say hello to Ed, he’s usually around as you enter & leave the building. Luggage Room was a great help to us since we had several hours to kill after check out before heading there the airport. Ubers will insist on picking you up down the block, before the parking lot entry, despite the very nice loading zone in front of the Chadwick. A Street is One Way & has 3 lanes, so the Uber GPS tells them it’s not safe to pull into the loading zone because in most cases they will want to turn right on 6th. I don’t know why they can’t drive a block or two before heading downhill or whatever. So don’t be surprised when your Uber is sitting down the block while you’re expecting front door pick up. You can’t get WiFi in front...