This is a very old apartment building in a pretty cool part of the U-district, only a couple of blocks from the main drag west of campus. It wasn't close to the rail system by any means, but it was just as cheap (and probably faster) to take a lift lyne or uber pool to most places in the city so long as you avoid rush hour traffic. Melissa was very nice and very good with communication. My main complaints are that the couch and its pillows smelled awful and that the water pressure is non-existent if anyone in an adjacent apartment is using it (difficult taking a shower when others are getting ready in the morning). There are no fans, and as I was there for three weeks in summer I had to have the windows open. It remained plenty cool when the windows were open, but the window in the bedroom overlooks this weird alley where there was lots of noise going until 2am some nights (I think the nextdoor building takes their trash out there or something), and it didn't feel very safe to leave the living room window open while sleeping because anyone off the street could just come through it. Was a bit annoyed that the towels left in the apartment for me were wet when I arrived, but I was able to dry them before I needed them. There was a bit of a mixup about getting access to the laundry room, but Melissa was very attentive and helped resolve it quickly.