Huge space and very clean. Very comfortable beds and couches. Updated kitchen with everything you need. Even with that, though, it’s not a very homey space; there’s nothing on the walls, no rugs, and everything is stark white. Very private: with 28 units, we didn’t see a single other resident in the three days we were there. Communication was quick. Two pretty steep sets of stairs to get to the apartment, so keep that in mind. It didn’t feel like the safest neighborhood, but, once inside, I felt fine. To get in felt a bit like Survivor meets escape room: lock box with keys (it was very cold and dark, and I had a tough time, even with the very detailed instructions), then upstairs to get the gate opener, then around the corner to the parking area, then to find the ground entrance within the gate. An enclosed garage space, but no available street parking. Keep this in mind if you have a car: you can’t get into the parking area until after you get the remote from the apartment, but you don’t have anywhere to park while you’re getting it. I’m lucky I had someone to stay with the car. It’s a couple miles to restaurants and shopping, but they are easily accessible. All in all, it served our needs, and I have no big complaints. The description was accurate, and it had everything it promised, but it wasn’t as comfortable as I’d hoped.