If you don't care much about the quality of your accommodations and simply want a convenient place to crash after a night out on Sixth Street, then this is your place. If you expect quality service and amenities, then I'd suggest looking elsewhere. Our group stayed here for nearly two weeks for a long conference at the convention center. On the plus side, the location was very convenient. And to be fair, my bed was comfortable. But our frustrations kept piling up. After we arrived, the remote to the parking garage only worked to get us into the building. But we couldn't get out. I talked with Ryan, who said there was a spare on the wall of the parking garage and we could get batteries to fix it. Alas, no spare. Fortunately a kind neighbor opened the gate for us--otherwise, the five of us would have been stuck inside. We bought the special batteries for the gate (at our expense) but the remote was still broken. We did have a new one when we returned that night. The next morning, as we were eating breakfast, the maid walked into the condo (no knocking. just unlocked the door and came in). She was bewildered that we were there -- and we were bewildered as well -- and wondered if the place had indeed been cleaned before we arrived. While the beds were made, there were dust bunnies and hair in the bathrooms and bedrooms. We told Ryan about our concerns of cleanliness, but he assured us it had been cleaned. In addition, only one of the remotes for the TVs worked -- Ryan said he had just replaced all the batteries the week before. But one didn't even have any batteries (or a battery cover). Two of the metal legs of the spiral staircase loudly vibrated every time the air conditioner came in (which also, to be fair, worked really well). We ended up shimmying the legs with some toothpicks to stop the noise. The kitchen was not very well appointed -- very limited glasses and bowls. The dishwasher was not completely attached to the countertop so every time we opened it, the entire machine dipped forward and threatened to fall out. On our third day, the security system started ringing in the middle of the night (again, a battery issue). And on our fourth day, we started hearing a very high-pitched noise coming from the laundry room. After a few hours of trying to figure out the problem (and even sending Ryan a video with sound of the issue), we finally discovered a smoke alarm sitting on a shelf (again the battery was dead). This was on the Fourth of July and after some texts with Ryan, he asked us not to contact him again. Don't worry. We didn't. The type of service he promises in this ad is not what he delivers. One of my coworkers spent an hour troubleshooting the dryer. Our clothes weren't getting dry after...