Too expensive for what it is worth. Too many things that are capable of ruining your day.
The apartment building is a maze. The limited instructions are based around a box in a garage. You would think they would let you know where the garage is. Once you get the keys, good luck on the next task: Which door to use it on. No signs for elevators or how to get to the third floor. Zero instructions, even though I paid $200 a night. Just walking blind in a maze.
Then when you got in all your steps for the day and finally get to the place, it’s nice. I’m just thinking about all the chores I am expected to do before I leave, even though I paid $200 a night. “Don’t want to touch anything or they’ll charge extra” kind of vibes.
For $200 a night, I expected a pretty nice place. Not a place where light switches are behind the door when you walk in. Not a place where it’s hard to reach the nightstand light from the bed. Not a place with random, stray hairs in the bathroom drawers. Not a place without curtains to keep the light out. A table would have been convenient too. Too many small things to get annoyed by for $200 a night.
Conclusion: I would not recommend anyone to stay here. Price/quality ratio is off by a long shot.