First, the positives. The bed is large and the mattress is firm. There's enough floor space to exercise. But, there were many negatives. No wifi. This turned out to be a greater inconvenience than I had anticipated. The room doesn't get much natural light, and the bulbs in the light fixtures are so dull, they do nothing to lift the gloom. At night, the blinds don't keep out the glare from the security lights, so the room isn't dark enough to comfortably sleep. There's a microwave, but no plates or utensils, so unless you're heating something up in its original packaging and you brought your own fork, you're out of luck. The refrigerator is noisy. When I brought this to Helen's attention, she told be to unplug it so I could sleep better. That wouldn't have done my food any good. The shower is huge and has plenty of hot water, but no pressure. You have to stand under the trickle for three minutes just to get wet. Then good luck rinsing off the soap. And the neighborhood has no grocery.