The pros: yes, very clean place, lots of towels and I would say it has a designer touch- it appears each of the rooms in this complex have a theme, making it a charming room in itself, plus it was nice that there was a sitting area right outside the door, though I did not get to enjoy it because of the weather.
Cons: what you don’t realize about this area is that it is on the street where homeless people are living in tents, so it’s not exactly the most well kept street… Also it seems there is an assumption that the guests attracted to this listing are of the young, messy party crowd because the cleaning fee is about as much as the listing fee. I’m not a huge fan of this practice, and I would discourage hosts from masking the true cost of a bnb stay with these fees. Any listing that ultimately costs more than $200 per night really ought to have a spectacular view, or a soothing hot tub, or at least walking distance to the best restaurants.
Additionally, it was difficult to determine which of the rooms was mine, even with phone support, but I am grateful there was someone available by phone. For some reason the thermostat stayed hot even when I changed the setting to “cool“, so I had to remove the thermostat from the wall - thankfully it detaches.