The proximity to the convention center is the biggest plus. It's about a 10-15 minute walk to the convention center and maybe a 3 minute drive by car/Uber/Lyft.
The condo itself is a cozy place. It's on the small side, smaller than what the pictures let on.
The amenities are pretty good and the bathroom is of nice size. The host provides plenty of towels and even provides shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. That was extremely appreciated because I forgot to pack that stuff.
But, there are issues you should know about. First, you'll hear EVERYTHING. It seems that the building is either a coveted warehouse or office space. So, the walls are very thin.
You'll hear all the movement from the people above you and if there are about parties happening, such as they did during my stay, you will be staying up late.
There are also so many homeless folk in the area. So many. And, by "in the area" I mean that they will be at the entrances/exits of the complex.
I had to message the host one evening because the was someone unnaturally splayed out at the alley exit on my first night.
Every morning by the street exit/entrance, there were a couple of homeless folk sleeping right there and I had to walk around them or over them.
The smell was an unexpected morning wake up right before breakfast.
I feel none of that was conveyed and had I been informed of that, I would've gone another direction.
I never met the host, Sue, but she did respond to my messages. There was an issue with the shower rod, which crashed down a few times, and she was made aware of it.
I only stayed 3 nights, so that issue wasn't fixed during my stay, but I'm sure it was addressed when I left.
Overall, I'm not sure that the money I saved over staying at a hotel was worth it.