Looks are deceiving. The neighborhood is an episode of the walking dead. So many homeless sleeping around the building, addicts staggering around or arguing with each other. No escaping them, so not able to explore the city or walk around - day and absolutely not at night.
Parked in the assigned area with the valet, but you have to walk down a dark back alley to access the building door. Tragic and dangerous.
When viewing the place - SUPER COOL. Visually pleasing. Just don't sit on anything. Furniture is cheap. IKEA stuff is good for when I'm stocking my teens room, not in a hotel/apartment where it is used over and over and over.
Sofa sinks too deep, Bed frames cheap metal, squeak and move all night. Bedroom 1 (the nicer one) was so hard, I went to the smaller bedroom. Bed was softer, but the sheets had tears in them and no headboard, so the metal frame banged the wall all night. Didn't like the smell of the comforter, so I took the duvet off. Stains everywhere. Bright yellow ones. Grabbed other duvet, stripped and it was better, used that one.
Water pressure non existent. Dribbles of water come out of shower. Lukewarm at best. Tiles missing on the floor, broken toilet paper holder.
Livingroom blinds broken, of the three, only two worked and the other was detached and just lying on the sill.
TV turned on, but was non responsive - remote cover was lost and remote turned it on, none of the other buttons worked.
INTERNET WAS SLOW to the point where I hot spotted my cell to get any work done.
Claimed to have a dedicated work space - did not exist. Used Kitchen island instead.
Do not recommend. I would have had better amenities at the local Motel 6. This is the literal definition of putting paint on a pig.