It’s an descent space for one person (or a couple) staying for up to a few nights. The lack of storage and places to hang clothes would make it challenging for any stay longer than that. This is likely easily remedied with some cascading or collapsing clothing hooks.
The kitchen and bathroom were nicely updated and basic amenities were provided.
Parking is okay within a few blocks. Be careful of parking in front of the driveways in front yards, you’ll be towed otherwise.
If you have trouble with bending over or manipulating a keypad, the door codes may be a challenge for you because the numbers on the keypads alternate with every one pressed and each code requires 4 to 6 numbers for each keypad (and there are three separate keypads to get inside).
The A/C unit is right by your head at night and the room is at street level so if you are a very light sleeper, this unit is probably not for you. If you can pass out and stay out, you will have no problem (I fall somewhere in between).
Safety was not a perceived concern in the neighborhood. I felt safe as a single female traveler, that was a true relief.