Pros: It’s clean and really well-located, with easy check in and Kyle is super responsive. The fridge is big, and while we didn’t use it the kitchenette seemed totally functional.
Cons: while it’s really affordable for the neighborhood, it’s pretty bare-bones compared to places that are, say $20 a night more. No blanket (top sheet and a throw), no coffee set-up, going into the hall to use the bathroom, no table you can sit at to eat, and the bed is fairly stiff.