We stayed here for a week, working remotely.
Pros:
- the location is awesome: bike/walkable to cool parts of the city and restuarants, but far enough away that it's not very loud
- the river and porch: I was working remotely and it was really nice to have an outdoor space to work when it was nice out, and I really enjoyed watching the tugboats go by.
- bike/run/walk trail: a beautiful river trail is literally across the street-- it's a great way to exercise while all the gyms are closed.
- the space: definitely enough space for two people to live comfortably. The bed was comfy and the living area was welcoming.
Cons:
- There are some holes in the wall between the bedroom and living/kitchen area. They are intentional, it's an architectural feature, but it was hard for my partner and I to share the space because any sounds in one room traveled straight through the holes into the other room. We were working remotely and this was a bit of an issue if we both had meetings.
- Noise: If you're a light-sleeper, this might not be the best spot for you. I was able to hear the upstairs neighbor's alarm (at 5am) most mornings. I was also able to hear them moving around throughout the day. Didn't bother me personally, but I could see this being an issue for some people.
- the kitchen is a little lacking: there's a fairly limited amount of kitchenware, just the bare minimum. For instance, there were no pans, only pots. Not a big deal if you eat out a lot (and you should, there's amazing food nearby), but tough if you want to cook a lot.