This building was very nice. The door staff were very nice. The maid I met once was also very nice. The only thing I think the building management could have done better was the communication. At check in I wasn’t aware I needed to contact the manager of housekeeping to set up weekly housekeeping service and restocking, so I kept calling to request specific items to refill and they never came. I found out it was because they only have the process of weekly refills like most extended stays will do. But there was not a number to get ahold of the housekeeping, so I had to call the property manager or the front desk to request a call back from housekeeping and I did that half way through my stay to setup the routine cleanings and restocking. A week later I requested another call back from them to reschedule a cleaning to a different day, and I never heard back. A couple days after my call the maid showed up on the previously arranged day and ask me if I needed anything or wanted cleaning, but I had to say no because I was expected to be on zoom for a work meeting (which is why I attempted to move the cleaning). This place is newer so I just gave them the benefit of the doubt throughout my stay, but for what it costs COVID is not an excuse anymore to just not show up in some capacity automatically. If they want to default to no contact, more power to them, but at least drop a small bag of the essentials at my door so I don’t run out of toilet paper and garbage bags. All of this difficulty really could have been prevented if the housekeeping manager had a phone number listed on the flyer provided at check-in to text or call or if the maid staff just dropped by automatically(as usual) adhering to the DND sign if put out. Overall it was a good stay and the service (when received) from staff was excellent, but communicating with management was a hassle.