This AirBnB is a fine place for a group of people to crash but it doesn’t feel cozy. From the 3 beds, 2 of them were very uncomfortable due to the ricketiness of the cheap metal bunk bed frame. You feel all the other person’s movements throughout the night & the frame creaks (and feels unstable). All of the beds are in one room, too, so it serves not for comfort but as a cheaply IKEA-furnished crash pad. Having the cleaning service arrive/knock a half hour before check out time & wait for us on the narrow staircase had us feeling pressured & uncomfy. The unit below is another AirBnB—the visitors there during our stay were loud, had a lot of people coming in/out, & left the front door to the building wide open overnight & during the days (saying it “doesn’t really lock”). This felt like a security issue. This place does offer a number of amenities that would be good for people staying there for many days (lots of kitchen space, washer/dryer, etc) & plenty of walkable activities.