This is a high rise condo. Hallways and elevators are shared with many other rooms so the noise level during your stay is largely dependent on others in the building. Our stay was relatively quiet but your mileage may.
The room was mostly clean, however the furniture is very cheap and seems to get replaced often as a result. On one of our walks around the block we saw a dumpster with old mattresses and sofa beds of the same style in our room in it. The kitchen table was very rickety, the mattress/box spring quite noisy, and we had to call maintenance to fix the bed frame which was missing bolts and was detached from the headboard in arrival. The bedside lamp bulb was out, the shower was missing the soap dispenser (and soap) and the towel bar was falling off. I'm not nitpicking but except for the light bulb I would expect such issues to get detected during turnover and addressed *before* the occupant arrives. All of these were reported within about 15 minutes of checking in. Since maintenance is only available from 11am-2pm, and check in is at 4pm, this could mean an entire day passes without any practical assistance to the guest. At least with a missing soap dispenser, sending up a set of travel soaps/shampoo/etc would have gone a long way.
For all intents and purposes though, this is a hotel minus a front desk and on-call staff. While the concierge team is very responsive and is available around the clock, their ability to rectify any issues with the room is quite limited. For the price we paid (only slightly cheaper than a hotel) the value was just not there. If I had to do it again, I think we would choose a hotel instead.