So, I want to begin by saying that there were several things that Bay Village did well. First of all, they were organized and easy to get in touch with. Check in and out were seamless and everything felt quite professional. The amenities were exactly as described online. They made a point to bring attention to the active construction and they did a nice job underscoring the fact that the bathroom was going to be shared. I didn't find any issue with the shared bathroom, it was never an issue when I needed to use it. As far as things that I think could have been better, well, I guess for me given the cost of staying two nights the place felt a bit cheap? The faucet in the bathroom was loose and felt like it was going to break. The rod that controlled the blinds in my room was broken when I arrived, but they apologized and said they planned to fix it right away. I was able to adjust it myself before they came, and I would be checking out the day they said they'd come to fix it, so I don't know that they did it, but I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt since they said they would. The ongoing construction was annoying because I was in the room right by the door, so when people started to come and go around 7 am it was kind of loud. You also go past the front door when going to the bathroom, which was not ideal. Maybe they should consider frosting those front windows? I bet it is a function of the contractor they have doing the work, but it just seemed like all of the things they had put in to furnish the apartment were on the cheap end and everything felt a little fragile. This is not a knock on them, honestly, they were nice and communicative, it's more an issue that with all of this it made me wonder whether the price was too high for what it was. Overall, I'd probably choose a hotel near there if I needed to go back, but you can't beat the location.