For what we needed the apartment to be, it was serviceable. We were in the heart of downtown, 15 minute drive from anything we wanted to do, and the 6th street bar crawl was within staggering distance, also the lights worked. If you want somewhere that is a great location and you're just there to sleep, this is the place for you. But even for that Kasa could barely be asked to do anymore. They obviously do not care about these units, because they know people will continue to use it due to its location.
The toilet was broken, either it constantly ran water or the tank did not fill up at all. There was one half used roll of toilet paper for us to use for the entire 7 day stay, no extra. The sheets and comforter had stains (washed at least) and hairs all over before we even laid in it. Which like, don't use white sheets if you want to cut corners? Like I'm not a fool to cost saving measures but maybe not use white sheets that show every detail of every past bed occupant, let me be naive. Anyway, you can tell when the Kasa company bought the unit they simply put up pictures on the walls and called it a day. There are scuffs, paint missing, nails waiting to have something hung on them, and numerous other marks on all the walls. You can tell they just do not care about proving anything other than 4 walls and a bed.
When we asked for more toilet paper they did not respond so we went out and bought some. They responded sometime later and said they could bring more by and gave us a $25 gift card for what we had to spend. For the toilet we messaged on Tuesday and hear nothing back other than they had received the maintenance request. They gave no time as to when to expect them and when the maintenance guy came early morning we both weren't decent and I asked him if you could give us a few minutes to get ready fast, "Sure", closed the door, threw some clothes on opened the door and he was gone. Spooky.
TL;DR: Place was cheap and kinda dirty, great location.