This is a cute place that I wanted to love but just ended up feeling neutral towards. The unit was cute and the bamboo backyard was nice, but there were too many little things that made the stay a little less comfortable than I’m willing to pay hotel prices for.
The pros:
-Attractive furniture and decor
-private yard
-TV, AC, mini fridge
-has almost everything you need, from cooking tools, to soap, shampoo, conditioner, a hair dryer, etc
-right across the street from a nice park
-in a nice neighborhood
-Elayna is super sweet and quick to respond
The cons:
-overpriced considering it’s a single room
-unstable bath/shower with high sides, would NOT recommend this place for anyone elderly or disabled. Could very easily slip
-there is no door separating the bathroom from the rest of the unit, it’s a curtain on a tension rod that popped out of place a few times the first day. We made sure to be very careful with it after that and it didn’t move again, but maybe screwing the rod into the doorway would be better.
-BUGS EVERYWHERE. Dead and alive. Stayed a few nights and looked like I had chicken pox by the end from all the bug bites. A mesh screen on the door and windows and a citronella candle would be nice
-a few detail oversights: the toilet paper was almost out upon arrival and there were no extras from what we could find. Luckily we happened to have a roll on us. Keurig had an old used pod from the previous visitor. Plenty of extra towels, but no extra blankets aside from one that would be better put to use as a giant kitchen rag.

Overall, I’d say that this place is suitable for a solo traveler or a young couple. I wouldn’t mind staying here again, as it truly does cover the basics, however I think my parents were less than impressed.