The Good: This apartment is in a fantastic neighborhood. I loved getting up every morning and walking to Trader Joe's for breakfast before walking to work (I was in town for business). Nicole was great to communicate with as well. The apartment was very clean with plenty of towels and pillows etc.
The So-So: The apartment, while clean, is much less polished than it looks in the pictures. The kitchen and bathroom are both pretty old. The walls are dented up. The couch is pretty banged up. But, like I said, it was clean, so if that other stuff doesn't bother you, it's totally fine.
The Bad: I wouldn't stay here again for two main reasons: First, the beds are crazy short. I don't know if that's because of the position of the headboards or what, but I'm 6'0 tall, and I had to sleep diagonally on the bed in the back bedroom (sleeping diagonally on the middle bedroom was still too short). If you put your pillow too close to the lanky headboards they moved and made a loud noise. But what was way worse was that the air conditioning units were insanely loud. They're old and you can see where someone had tried to use duct tape to minimize the rattling (the duct tape had fallen off). I couldn't sleep the first two nights because of how loud the AC units were when they switched on. On the third night, I finally figured out that if the back bedroom AC unit was on fan only, and I had a white noise maker on, it more or less drowned out the noise from the AC unit in the front of the house (it was too hot to turn them both off). I was exhausted all week, and almost left for a hotel after a couple sleepless nights.