PROS: Nice neighborhood with relatively easy access to public transportation and not too difficult parking. The apartment is secure—you have to enter the passcode on three separate doors to get inside. The place is clean and there are two beautiful chandeliers and some nice-looking old-fashioned furniture, plus a wall clock that always reads three o'clock. The bed was comfortable. There was a Keurig and ample K cups as well as a gallon of milk in the fridge which we assumed we could use, and did.
CONS: There was no dining table, only a small glass coffee table far too low to be usable for eating a meal. There are zero chairs, only a loveseat. There's no drainboard in the kitchen and no dish towels to be found anywhere. The owner was very parsimonious with towels (two hand towels and two bath towels, no bath mat) and with kitchen supplies. There were two small juice glasses which we had to use for everything, including in the bathroom, and only 4 oz-sized coffee cups. No towel racks in the bathroom. I don't blame the owner for this but the water pressure in the shower was weak.
Finally, Rose never responded to messages we sent asking about some of these things. After our stay, we learned she was out of the country and out of phone/Internet range. That's fine, of course, but I believe she should have assigned someone to take care of her guests. What if there was a real emergency and no way to reach the owner?