Interior pictures are accurate. It’s a well designed, very livable place with a soft, nest-like bed in a loft accessed by ladder, and an equally as comfortable high-quality couch in the lower area living space. The upscale kitchen has all necessities to prepare an actual meal including ancillary cookware items and dishes. I really appreciated that corners weren’t cut to make it a “kitchenette.” The wine and coffee beans were an unexpected treat ! The bathroom somehow contains a delightfully decadent soaking tub / shower duo without seeming in the least bit crowded, and the enormous, plushy bath towels are every bit as indulgent as a hotel robe. Accessibility is the single drawback. There’s plentiful street parking, but the building itself can only be reached by walking down a narrow alley which had mud and standing water for the week that I was there. It’s not a pleasant way to arrive or depart from a residence, especially since the alley is also where trash and recyclables wait for collection. If you are traveling for work, I suggest that you pack a bad pair of shoes, to avoid ruining a good one. No other drawbacks, and the inside feels airy, comfortable, clean and safe.