The place is nicely decorated and has a really cool selection of local art and local travel/culture books that I would suggest browsing though. The TV does not have any local channels, so you cannot get news or weather, however, Netflix, Hulu and wifi are available if you want them. The location is around the corner from the Fillmore Theatre and near the Ogden Theatre, as well, so please know that free street parking is impossible on nights in which a showing or concert are occurring. There are plenty of options for local breweries and restaurants within walking distance (especially for breakfast!). The door to the bathroom is odd, as there are two stairs leading to the bathroom. In an odd way, it adds old style charm to the apartment, however, as other reviewers have said, the toilet is in a corner between the bathtub and sink. Also, the bathroom door doesn't quite align with the wall, so there is a small gap at the top of the door. The sofa-bed was large and reportedly comfortable. The host provided extra pillows, sheets and comforters. The apartment is full of sunlight, which is very nice. The kitchen area is small, but open to the rest of the apartment and is efficient. There is a french press coffeemaker and some random food items in the pantry and fridge. The bedroom is comfortable, however, the fireplace is for appearances only. The bed and pillows are comfortable. The biggest thing that a perspective guest should know about this place is that the walls are, indeed, thin. At about 9-10PM every night, I could hear the neighbor come home, greet and play with their dogs. The noise did not last too long and their wasn't loud music or extensive conversation able to be heard, but this could be bothersome to some people. Overall, the care-taker, Nadine, was quick to respond and was kind. She let us have an early check-in and responded to all questions within minutes through the airbnb app.