Super small quarters, super small bathroom, super small everything. If all you're looking for is a place to sleep and spend no time at, this place is exactly that. It leaves a lot to be desired though. The AC unit is extremely loud (good luck sleeping with it), the bathroom has no space to set anything down, and while this is a minor note for some -- calling the supplied toilet paper one-ply is an insult to one-ply toilet paper. I don't even know how they found such transparent and worthless paper. Buy some from the CVS across the street for your stay, it's honestly worth it.
The cleaning fee also leaves something to be desired as when I arrived there was stuff all over the sink and the rim of the toilet. Not to mention what looks like water damage in the ceiling in a few places.
Overall, this place feels like what Airbnb often gets criticized for - apartments cut out and refurbished just to become Airbnbs instead of someone actually living there. But it's cheaper than competing hotels, so what can you do?