Overall, we were just disappointed with the unit for the price. While the location was nice, the unit was lacking in several areas.
The bed: A king size bed is nice and while this one barely fits into the room, I appreciated the size. However, the mattress must be pretty worn out since it sags significantly in the middle.
The appliances: The oven was broken upon our arrival and while the maintenance crew was relatively responsive, the onus of calling it in shouldn't have been ours.
The "balcony": There is a door in this unit that opens onto a balcony, or rather, a fire escape. I don't really mind that it's a fire escape except that this also meant that the hallway leading to the unit also has a door that provided access to this. Essentially this means that any other occupants in the building have easy access to stand right outside your unit and peer in which, of course, the drunk bros from downstairs certainly decided to do. Thankfully, there are blinds that can be closed but, you may still have to listen to your neighbors standing right outside your living room area.
The "dedicated workspace": This unit advertises a dedicated workspace which is described as "a desk or table that’s used just for working, along with a comfortable chair". This is just not true. The only place you could feasibly consider to be desk-like is the bar in the kitchen which, while it did have chairs (they were not very comfortable) was certainly not used just for working.
In conclusion, it certainly wasn't the worst place I've ever stayed though it probably ranks pretty low in terms of overall value. If we had just been staying a couple nights and had planned to mostly be out and about, the location was decent and it was an OK place to come back and crash. But, as a working couple who planned to spend a week both working in-unit and exploring Asheville after-hours, it left something to be desired.