The mix of people and the sense of community was the best thing this place had going for it. I'm not sure if it was the particular mix of people or what. Unit 200 does seem to be especially setup to facilitate community. I don't know about the other units.
That said, half the bedrooms in unit 200 have 0 natural light ... like, they're pitch black. I was given the opportunity to move into the room across the hall once it became available, as it had windows. Unfortunately that room smelled moldy and I'm a bit sensitive. Air circulation in the entire unit is generally very poor.
Both beds I slept on were super comfy. There are lots of work spaces in the living room. The kitchen is a little intense but I was able to cook meals in it.
Martin is super responsive to all messages, and the manager, Jess, is really nice.