First the pros: Nice studio apartment in a GREAT location. The location can't be beat, although the location also means the unit gets quite a bit of street noise, especially on weekend nights. The price was good, too, especially compared to what the nearby hotels charge. There were a few cons for me. First, the bed is small. It's a double in a space that could easily accommodate a king. This would be an easy upgrade to make. The unit is also right above a "smoke shop," the entrance to which you have to walk past to get inside the building, and the smell of weed occasionally fills the lobby. (This doesn't bother me, but it might bother some people.) Third, the management company could have been more communicative. I emailed the company around noon on a Sunday to ask if I could leave my luggage somewhere between checkout (11 am) and my flight (7 pm) on Monday. It took them 24 hours to get back to me, at which point I had left my luggage in the room and was told to rush back to get it immediately. I had to leave a meeting to do so. This is fine, but the issue could have been avoided by, for example, having a phone number. My issue was not an emergency, by any means, but it made me wonder: what would someone do if they really DID have an urgent problem? I was not provided with an number to contact in case of emergencies. So, in short: good room, great location, less than communicative management.