So, long stay at Jim's place so long review. Location. The location is unbeatable if you are coming to MGH / TD garden / West End / Beacon Hill. There is a small grocery store 90 ft from the back door to the building and a Whole Foods about 5 minute walk through a beautiful pedestrian path full of squirrels, rabbits and birds. MGH is two blocks away (Gray or Jackson building back entrance), Cambridge Street and Beacon Hill are 6 minutes walking and TD Garden is across the street. There is also a Green line (Science) stop less than 2 minutes on foot. 15 minutes to Faneuil/Quincy Market, 15 minutes to the North End (and the best restaurant in Boston, Giacomo's), 18 minutes to the Common and about 35-40 minutes on foot to Prudential Center. There is a BlueBikes (Bikeshare) a block away on Nashua St. Apartment and Building. As shown on the pictures, the apt is on a top floor, recently renovated. The living/dining area is super spacious, nice TV that I used a couple of times and a big dining table overlooking the river and Science museum. The kitchen is very modern, all the appliances and utensils you could need and Jim and Aida are always on top of things, running the dishwasher and things like that. They also provide plenty of pantry and fridge space for your own groceries. The bathroom is shared with room "B". I had to share it for about half my stay but I hardly noticed the difference where it not for the extra shampoo lying around. It is a spacious bathroom with a very cozy shower. There is washer/dryer that Jim very kindly showed me how to use and I used it throughout my stay without a hitch. The building is undergoing renovations and as of october the lobby is closed so until they complete this (december), entrance is either by the building next door and the basement or via the back door entrance which requires a key FOB. Not a deal breaker by any means, but something to note, in fact, I found the back door entrance was more convenient when going to Whole Foods/MGH/Beacon Hill. Room. The room I stayed in (the one overlooking the river) is more of a repurposed studio/office space. There is a bookshelf with half the shelves empty (I used this as my "closet") and a hanger on a closet door. Both closets in the room are full of Jim's things but the bookshlef and hangers are more than enough space. You sleep on a sofa bed that has a thick memory foam mattress on top so doesnt feel like a sofa bed. The other room looks south towards MGH, has a double (or maybe queen?) bed and a closet, it is also closer to the bathroom. Cons. I always try to say what things weren't as good, but honestly, I would have to be picky. The sofa bed isn't the most comfortable ever but...