Bare bones! The studio had very little decoration or furniture. There were no rugs on the hard tiled floor, and the floor needed a deep clean as our white socks were extremely dirty after walking around inside the apartment for a short while. Also, there was no dresser, no couch, and no nightstand to put things on/in. There was one chair next to the bed. The biggest issue was there was no electrical outlet in the bathroom. There is a hairdryer under the sink, but no where in the bathroom to plug it in. Conversely there are outlets in the main room, but no mirror to use while you blow dry your hair. The building itself is a little bit derelict and it could use some TLC, and the inside of the studio apartment has some water damage and cracking plaster on the walls. The neighborhood is not very nice, and it would be a bit of a walk to get downtown. We ended up driving because we did not want to walk back in the dark through the neighborhood. The parking is an unsecured lot behind the building where building residents hang out smoking.
The pros are that there were travel size shampoo, conditioner, and body lotion in the bathroom. There was also a good size kitchen given that it’s a studio apartment.