This place was very clean and spacious. The kitchen was fully stocked for cooking which is always appreciated. There were however a few issues. We discovered there were bees getting into the kitchen through the window (very allergic so that was stressful). There were multiple alive and dead and when I brought this up while checking out I did not get a response so I do not know if they have handled this situation. Our last night there our code to get into the building wasn't working anymore. The code was entered correctly and still rejected. We waited a few minutes and the same thing happened. I had to call a few times to be able to get in. They did answer within 10 minutes and got us in with the same code I was using before but it's the fact that it could have been late at night and we would have been stranded outside. With that being said, this is not a good part of town to be out in at night. The T stop is close and only a 5 minute walk but one night I was followed twice and the next night we were cat called and stopped before being a block away from the house. I don't recommend this location to young women as there were three of us (tough ladies) and still felt very uneasy. This is on the third floor and the "front door" that is installed for the third floor apartment is completely glass without a cover and a simple latch that has no security but it did lock. We would have felt better with a chain at the very least, maybe even a curtain over the door. There was also motion sensors that would make the hall light go off at the smallest movement constantly which was frustrating at night due to the door being see through. However each room had it's own personal A/C unit which was nice, but I would not stay here again. It wasn't a terrible experience that hindered the majority of our stay but it was a safety concern at times.