It is missing a few finishing touches. Great neighborhood. Walkable and close to several highly rated bars and restaurants. I mean this was a potentially awesome apartment. But its a bit of a fixer-upper - and I'm afraid its just being mismanaged. A few roaches greeted me on my last few days there. I stayed for 28 days instead of the 29 I originally paid for because I just couldn't. The floors were not clean. Dishes in the cabinet were not clean. There's a glass window to the bedroom that appears cracked from the outside. The bathroom sliding door that connects to the kitchen doesn't close more than halfway. So if you have folks over, prep them for the barn-like feel. The toilet didn't flush properly. I had a maintenance guy come out. He fixed it somewhat. But it still doesn't quite work. Toilet paper just hangs around in the bowl and doesn't go down as expected. (Too much? figured I'd let travelers know so maybe they can have it fixed) If the dishwasher shuts down just reset the circuit breaker for the kitchen. I had to do this twice. Did I mention the roaches? The most disappointing of it all was the primary host's response as I brought these things to his attention. I'd describe it as unaffected at best. I told him I was getting a hotel when I saw three roaches and his response was "Send an alteration to end today then. Not quite sure that's worth moving for after a month but your choice." Ummm... a) why is he not surprised or contrite whatsoever? b) "not quite sure thats worth moving?"...like I should just be ok with roaches crawling over my flip flops?. Yes...I literally have a picture of one that was hanging out on my flip flop. c) we're talking roaches...really?...not water bugs...not ants...roaches? So yes the floors are uneven. And the unit probably won't be clean. But almost all of this stuff could be ignored, given the pricing, if the host did a better job of just...hosting. Again, great location. Potentially great value. Just manage expectations I guess.