A bit of a mixed experience. The location is very convenient for business travel since it is right downtown. It is comfortable, and it's convenient to have combination locks and not have to deal with keys. Rocky was very responsive to any questions I had.
There were quite a few problems though. First, I was given checkin instructions that were a little sloppy. There were several steps, and one of them involved putting a code in the front door. I spent 15 minutes trying to get numbers to show up on the blank keypad and thought the battery had died, so I called Rocky. No answer at the time. Eventually someone else came into the building and showed me that one has to touch one's palm over the keypad in order to reveal the numbers. This step was not in the instructions before entering the code to get in. There was, however, a step in the instructions later about touching one's palm to lock the door. Rocky said he would update the instructions.
Also, the door to the shared bathroom would not latch shut. I tried wiggling it in every direction, but nothing worked. That was a big issue, so I took it upon myself to find a keychain that I bent into a makeshift screwdriver with which I could move the strike plate on the door frame. It looked as though it had been moved around a lot.
There were a number of other problems that I didn't even mention to Rocky because they seemed unlikely to be able to be resolved during my time there. There is a sink in the common area that has a sprayer nozzle that extends from the fixture. However, the end of the fixture is broken off, so the sprayer nozzle hangs loose and moves around when you turn it on, spraying water in some places you might not expect. There is technically wi-fi, but I clocked it at 1 Mbps download and 4.5 Mbps upload, so it was barely functional for checking email, a little problematic for even looking up directions on maps. There was a Roku stick in the back of the tv, but there was a missing Usb cable and a/c adapter. I had some that worked, so I plugged them in. One of the remote's batteries was dead, but I swapped them with another one that had working batteries, and I was able to turn it on. I think because of the extremely slow wi-fi, Amazon prime video said there was no connection and wouldn't work, though Netflix at least was able to load. I didn't try watching anything though, so can't report on that. I notice that the listing did not include "essentials", so I asked if towels and soap an shampoo were included. Rocky said he could provide a towel and asked me to bring the rest, which was fine. Just be prepared that you may need to ask ahead about these things.