What I wish I had realized before booking this spot is that it reminds me of a hostel. There are (I assume) 6 studios in one house, all with their own key pad. The living room area gave me very hard hostel vibes in terms of decor, smell, and how used the furniture seemed. While I heard people coming and going here and there, I was not disturbed by anyone in terms of noise. I was upstairs, and did feel self conscious about bothering guests below us (if there were any). Also, there are planes flying overhead often, but honestly most of the time I just thought it was a heater kicking on.
Speaking of, having visited in the winter, I was chilly. There weren't any extra blankets or anything to cozy up with, although the comforter on the bed was warm. My partner is sensitive to texture, and didn't like the linen sheets that were on the bed. Other than that, the bed was alright- the mattress seems firm at first, but after awhile starts to feel softer and a little less comfortable.
As others have mentioned, it takes a minute to get used to the shower setup, but the water was hot and there were decent products in the bathroom.
The location was okay- anything within a 1 mile radius did not seem super busy, probably because of the downtown, business-y area. But there are some good restaurants, coffee shops, and a brewery or 2 to frequent.
The owner was responsive and helpful.
If you are open to a more hostel type feel, this place is worth the price. If you want something more luxurious, fancy, or isolated, I would go elsewhere.