Pretty nice spot above 6th street, easy walk to “dirty 6” (if that’s your vibe), or east 6th street food and entertainment.
I came for a week for work and it was a nice respite to lay my head each night in between long meetings and work dinners. The place itself is clean, cool, and perfect for a larger group since their are so many beds and a nice open floor plan for the kitchen , living space, and master bed.
As an aside, I noticed a few commenters mentioning the homeless as a negative. This is a reality of any major metropolitan center and speaks to work we as a society need to continue to do to end such disparities. The unit is a couple blocks away from route 35, about the same distance to Whole Foods. Don’t be afraid of the folk who are temporarily displaced who call the area under route 35 their “home”. If it’s hot out consider getting them water and electrolyte drinks and ask them their name. Something that helps for me is to Imagine every person is you, but living a different timeline. You, but different circumstances, different parents (or lack there of), different decisions, different traumas, different socio-economical constraints. If your life had just a few things different you might be there yourself. Never forget that. Don’t be scared! Be brave, forge ahead with compassion, and acknowledge them with love instead of ignoring them.