My wife and I had a disappointing experience. First of all, future renters should know what they are renting. As the description says, it is a bottom level with two bedrooms. “Bottom level” means that there is a loud de-humidifier that runs 24 hrs. that has to be emptied twice daily. There are small windows, but it is dark. “Two bedrooms” means that one of them is a room with a day bed that has a trundle bed beneath it, but there is no room in that “room” for anything besides that bed. “Alcove” would have been a more honest description. To enter the apartment you have to walk through a musty, though clean, garage. The standing lamp was broken and the bulb was dangling by a wire. The bulb over the bathroom sink was out which made shaving a challenge. The location was very good. Those were the objective facts. We rented it for a week for over $3,000. The first night, when we pulled aside the bed cover to go to sleep, we saw there were hairs on the pillow and sheet. My daughter and her husband, who were in the second “bedroom,” made the same discovery with their beds (the day bed and trundle, which by the way, doesn’t pop up to be on the same level as the day bed, which many trundles do). There were clean sheets in the closet and we changed the sheets that night. The next day we also washed the duvet over the quilt, which looked it hadn’t been cleaned in a long time. I also called the one of the two owners. He was very apologetic, called the cleaners, who said they had changed the sheets, and offered to send the cleaners back. The sheets were changed at that point and we didn’t want to wait around for cleaners. He agreed to reimburse us $200. for the problem with the cleaners, which we accepted. Later, when we went into the kitchen, we were greeted by a swarm of fruit flies. After talking to him again, he offered to send the cleaners and a pest control company, but again, we chose to not wait around for them to show up, stick around while they were there because our stuff was unpacked, and do their work. I suggested they reimburse us more for our trip given all these issues, which he refused to do, citing the offer he made which we turned down. Our feeling was that for $3000., we expected a place to be delivered to us in a way that didn’t require any effort on our parts to have to deal with cleaning and pest control, and it wasn’t. One of the owners showed up on Wed. and placed some fruit fly traps, called the situation “gross,” and found the source of the infestation, which was a blender that hadn’t been cleaned. By Saturday morning, when we left, over three days after the traps were placed and the blender was cleaned out, the flies were mostly, but not all, gone. Aside from the discrepancy of the description and the reality of the apartment, we felt $200. was not a fair reimbursement for our problems. In a way, those cleanliness issues were only part of the problem. We rented this with the plan our grown kids would spend part of the week with us. My daughter and her husband decided to leave after the first night because they felt so cramped in their alcove. My other daughter heard about the situation and decided to not come later in the week. You decide if this is the best place for you to rent.