Too much aesthetics, not enough function. I can't fault Vince for the heat wave while I was there, but there definitely could have been a lot more done with the place to account for rising temperatures since it's a newer build. The place has zero airflow with only 1 opening window in the unit. If it's low 80s you're probably going to be uncomfortable and if it's high 80s or above then it's going to be a sweatbox, even more so if the dryers are running... so plan accordingly.
I gave Vince this same feedback during my stay and in my private note so I would check if any of the following improvements have been made before you book since there's a zero refund policy: blackout curtains and ceiling fans in the units, and either a second A/C unit in the third floor hallway to balance the temperature better or at least window that opens to provide some kind of airflow.
You might have better luck with a second-floor unit, but with all that heat rising with no place for it to go turns the third-floor units into ovens. First night, I ran out and bought a little turbo fan at Target before they closed which was one of the last 3 fans they had. It was barely noticeable. A box fan was finally delivered 4 days after I requested it. Maybe it was just my unit that was missing one as the neighbors said they had one of those tall corner fans in theirs. Luckily, I was able to find a hotel not too far away for 5 nights out of my 2-week stay because it was unbearable and my dog was showing signs of heat exhaustion our third day there. Put a big, unexpected dent in my wallet but unfortunately it was money well spent.
Also, parking is kind of a pain. Got lucky a few times but definitely added to the poor experience I had.