John was responsive and even checked on me to ensure everything was cool after check-in. The room was a bit small (about 3/4 the size of a hotel room) and didn't have a closet but had pretty much what I needed. The little things were done right tho and the amenities the room did have were clutch; such as the mini fridge, coffee maker, and a/c. Having the back patio was nice (quiet and semi-private), and that's really the only place you have to eat. The building is relatively quiet and on the cusp of the downtown area, but the walls are pretty thin. The only really downside to the place is that the bathroom door is one of those barn sliders so if you have a guest they can hear everything that's goin' on. I was comfortable, but for the price the room ($140/night) was a bit small. I'd definitely recommend if proximity to downtown is more important to the price tag.