This apartment was conveniently located to my final destination and to public transit in the area. It's located in a part of town that's a little poorer but has a great set of restaurants that cater to its mostly hispanic neighborhood.
My check in procedure with Jesus was poorly laid out. I had communicated when I would arrive in town and that I had planned to come to the apartment first before going anywhere else. When I arrived, the lockbox that had a provided code had no keys in it. The other lockbox had a different code and I would have been stuck in the cold and locked out if someone checking out of a different unit didn't see me struggling right before they left. Furthermore, calling Jesus led to no improvement in the situation, since he didn't pick up his phone, and he provided no alternative contact. He contacted me a day later to ask if I had checked in and that he was out of town. I was very disappointed by this unprofessional and unpleasant check in.
Once I was in the apartment, it was mostly as described. Multiple lightbulbs needed new bulbs or outright didn't work, the bathtub was somewhat tarnished, and there were very random amenities left over from previous tenants, without ones that were needed for this one (for instance, there was hair gel and tampons but there was no soap or toothpaste).
The bedroom had a well organized closet for my clothes and contained the necessary amenities for my interview (iron and ironing board, etc.). The bed was comfortable although there were few wimpy pillows.
Overall, this was a good deal for its proximity to the city and has most of the necessary amenities but it needs some work to be a better place to stay.