I stayed here for a week for business travel. I can see why this would be a good place to stay for tourists there on a shorter trip, but I felt a little misled about the listing and the noise level.
This building is on a busy street, and there was street noise until 11 pm and started again around 6 am for morning traffic. Also, being an older building, the windows rattled if a large vehicle drove by or if someone else shut their door a little too loudly. I was able to hear neighbors through the walls and if they were people talking outside in the parking area at 2 am. I used ear plugs on night 2 and a white noise app on nights 3 and 4. The wood floors are also really creaky. I tried my best to walk softly as to not disturb the neighbors below (this unit is on the 2nd floor).
I had mentally prepared myself for the awkward bathroom. I'm about 5'5'' and my knees didn't bump the tub, but they did fit underneath the lip of the tub. There's some storage space to keep toiletries but no space in the bathtub area to keep your shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. This isn't a deal breaker, just wanted to give people a better idea of what it's like.
As other reviewers have mentioned, it's an older building, so there is an old, musty smell to it. You get used to it pretty quickly, so that's not really a problem. There is a window unit and several fans. There were also 2 space heaters, which were much needed, as the temperatures dropped to the 30s and 40s at night.
The location itself is really great. There are a lot of highly-rated/Yelped restaurants and a Trader Joe's close by, along with drug stores in case you need anything.
I would not recommend this place for a business trip but should be ok for those who are visiting and out doing things and don't expect to be in the unit much of the time. There are other great reviews of people who loved staying here, so this was just not a good fit for me.