There are pros and cons. Pros: the apartment is beautiful; beds were so comfy we're considering upgrading ours at home; bathrooms are large and lovely; kitchen is highly functional; keypad entry works well; inside the building felt safe and cozy; the apartment is 2 short blocks from downtown. Cons: Someone was parked in our assigned, covered parking spot, and management either didn't know how or wasn't willing to do anything about it other than give us a free permit for the uncovered, public lot across the street; the apartment is directly across from bus depot, which meant not only noisy traffic and loudspeakers but also homeless folks camped out at the building's front door (none were aggressive, but still...); several minor things in ill repair in the apartment (two kitchen cabinets hanging by a thread; toilet seats didn't fit the toilets and so kept slipping to the side when I reached for the TP, etc); TV only works on Roku (or, if otherwise, there were no instructions). Overall, there were no major problems but plenty of minor ones. It feels like Towns owns the property but manages it only from afar. Since Airbnb is an excellent middle-man for my vacation rental, I'd rather deal only with Airbnb, not also Towns, which really felt like just another middle-man. Next time, I'll try to rent via Airbnb from a human, not a corporation.