Pros-
Location- I liked the medical district and was in good driving distance to the hospitals.
Garage access- convenient for weather purposes (I stayed during the winter) and for safety purposes of avoiding possibility of getting your car broken into.
Shower- the water stays hot for a decent shower. always a plus
Laundry-conveniently located on the same floor as my unit (I was in a garden unit)
Cons- There was cobb webs everywhere when I arrived which caused me to question where my cleaning fee went? The walls were dirty and there were a couple of dead spiders in the corner. I realize I was in a basement however it would have been nice for these things to have been cleared and cleaned instead of a half a$$ job.
The cooktop gave me camping vibes, I had to get used to it. The left cooktop would not come on sometimes.
the visitor policy- when you are paying over two thousand a month, having to ask permission for someone to come to your apartment is ridiculous. The host wants 24 hour notice and the visitors ID unless they are on the agreement with you, but how often do you plan for a friend to visit and how many individuals want to give their ID to visit you?? Even after providing this info, you have to wait for minimum 24 hrs for her approval?! You are unaware of this policy until you have been locked into the agreement so that even if you cancel, you have to pay you first month and may only get cleaning fees back (I rented for 3 months which is a long time) This specific info should be provided in her initial description for transparency.
my packages were stolen and the camera in front of the apartment didn't catch anything??
In the rules you are asked to be mindful of noise, which I believe is extremely appropriate, however apparently that wasn't the case with the neighbors upstairs who were noisy into the night.
Conclusion-I personally will not stay with thus host for the visitor policy alone. However, if you don't mind having to preplan for visitors then you may be okay with these rules.