If you’re looking for a place to stay that’s right by the needle — this place is definitely close. But that’s probably all it has to contribute to makes sense for the cost.
Parking: We paid about $30 for 24 hours in a parking garage that was a 10 minute walk from the studio.
Check-In: Check-In was painless.
The room: You’ve got a kitchen with necessities but I would make sure you don’t let your kiddos wander as there are personal items from the owner in drawers and cabinets (Vaseline, earrings, cords, random items). The bathroom had a shower, tub, toilet, single sink vanity. I didn’t feel comfortable using the same shampoo and conditioner that previous tenets had used so I refrained (bring your own). It wasn’t the cleanest (again, if you have children, maybe don’t let them in the bathroom as there is dirt/dust/toilet cleaning products on the floor). There is a TV (not smart), a couch-futon (when you pull it out, you’re sleeping on the floor though), a small table (there is an outlet next to this table where the face-plate comes off. I know this now because my child tried to stick her fingers in it). The patio is tiny (no view), but not the end of the world. But the door to the patio is left open/unlocked and the AC unit hose goes through this door but it’s all just taped together. The bed (I wouldn’t sleep here again or let my kid sleep on it), as there were blood stains on the mattress. I peeled the sheets up to find this out.
The door is unlocked when you arrive which is a little odd so anybody could’ve been in there before us as there is constant door traffic.
All and all - it served it’s purpose. But we wouldn’t stay there again considering the amount we paid and the state it was in. It’s ironic to have to pay a cleaning fee when initially paying.
Now we know! :)