Justin was very responsive and I had no issues getting to the unit. Once I arrived I was taken back by how unique and interesting it was. The walls are covered in thick layers of plaster and paint. There are led lights that really make the space pop. All together I can easily say there is nothing common or boring about this place.
That said there were a few things of concern. The bathroom had a shower with a glass and wooden panel essentially glued to it. The glass was cracked in a few places and that could be dangerous. The faucet in the sink will literally SHOOT out water so to all future guests make sure to turn the knob slowly.
The lights are very pretty but when we got there most were off. When I looked for their plugs to turn them on I saw multiple outlet extenders plugged into each other and every socket was maxed out. This is also potentially dangerous and could be a fire hazard.
The refrigerator and microwave are quite small but the issue was they were shut off, most likely due to an electric surge. To turn them on I had to reach under a counter to access a web of wires.
One other thing of note is the place is quite dusty, I would recommend leaving the windows slightly cracked.