Bill's place looked exactly as the photos showed. It was cozy and clean, and decorations were simple but coordinated.
I think this large building was a hotel back in the day. It has 10+ rooms on each of the 3 floors. They are all separate and unconnected, but there is a gathering area with chairs and coffee table on the first floor. I liked the electronic coded entry, as that's easier for time crunched travelers instead of setting a meeting to get keys.
It was initially a bit chilly and there was no heater in the room, but when I let Bill's assistant know, he turned on heating for the rooms, communications was great.
The only negative was the sound proofing. I could hear people talking outside in the hall, the floor above was squeaky when someone's walking, and the window was ajar due to the piping in the cooling unit and could not be closed. There was construction across the street at 7-8am and it was heard very clearly inside the room and I could not sleep after.