The room itself is a good value. It has two queen beds, full size stove, fridge, microwave cookware, single-serve coffee maker etc. It is small, but has everything you need, kind of like a small hotel suite. There is a washer/dryer combo, ironing board and even some bathroom toiletries which was nice. Cleanliness was not an issue. The walk to Broadway was not far, maybe 15 minutes leisurely. I think it was 5-7 blocks away.
When the pool is open, the view is neat and it’s a good place to relax or let kids play.
The downsides- we went with two small children and the pool was closed 2 of the 3 days we were there. The first day it had closed due to being late. Day 2 it was open. Day 3 closed and on checkout of day 4 it was still closed. Host is not in control of this but you should know building management may close it whenever they wish with no explanation.
The parking is offsite and very expensive. We spent over $100 to park over a three day period so if you drive a vehicle you need to factor in those costs and be prepared to not be near your vehicle. We had to park a block and a half away in a garage or a block away in an open lot. Also worth noting is this a busy area near the state Capitol, etc. There is a busy bus station and a lot of transient and homeless people near the area since this is downtown.