This place isn't bad, but we decided that we would very likely not choose to stay here, again.
First, you'll need three codes while here - one for the parking lot, one for the building, and one for the unit. If there is a space available and you're able to park, you'll walk a fair amount to get to the building and the 2nd floor unit - through the lot, up "air conditioner alley" between the buildings, up another parking lot, down into the courtyard for the building, up the stairs inside the building.
The unit is pretty sparsely furnished. There is 1 television in the living room, along with one chair, a "loveseat/couch," and a small bistro dining table. The couch was supposedly a pull out, but was actually just one uncomfortable couch cushion that unfolds onto the floor as the "pull out mattress." Even when set up as a couch, the cushion was small, short, and sloped, so that it was hard for either of us to sit on, let alone both of us to sit on.
The bedroom is comfortable. Two twin beds and two small night stands. No television.
Though the unit is located very close to downtown and many of the attractions in that area - the museums and venues, Broadway, the Gulch, even Germantown - it really isn't within walking distance...you'll need to drive or catch a ride to most anywhere you want to go.
Andrew seemed friendly and helpful. He sent us detailed instructions for getting into the lot (only 1 of the three gates into the parking lot is accessible), building, and unit. He also let us know that we could contact him with any questions, issues, or needs. He left a helpful list of nearby restaurants, coffee shops, and attractions...and left his Fire Stick signed in for us.
This place will be great if you plan to spend most of your time out around town and plan to drive. Otherwise I would look for something much more convenient or furnished.