Pro's - large space, easily sleeps 5 with two queen beds and a sofa in the living room. Was not hard to find, and check-in (a lock box for which you get the access code with a key inside) was not a problem. Communication with the management company was not hard when we had problems. Which we did. Con's -- bare bones just about covers it. Adequate but not great lighting. One lamp had no switch, so had to be pulled in and out of the socket to work/turn off. Light switches in the bedrooms went to nowhere. Furnishings were barely adequate -- the place sleeps 5, so 5 plates, cups, forks, spoons, etc. are all you get. Quality of those were thrift-store level. Ditto the pots and pans and coffee maker. There was no dining room/kitchen table, just a tiny end table that had two chairs by it, so we mostly had to sit on the sofa with plates on our laps. Towels were threadbare, and did not include even one hand towel for the bathroom. Hot water in the shower got colder and colder during the course of the shower. By the time the 3rd person's turn came it was a 90-second, shampoo the hair, soap up the necessary parts and get out quick affair. The tv is really just a monitor from which you can put in your own Netflix or Amazon accounts (no cable service is available, despite there being an Xfinity modem on the floor). But of course that assumes the wi-fi is working, which it did not during our stay. The management company first told us we must not know how to access the wi-fi on our phones, then finally agreed to send somebody over, who confirmed that the wi-fi wasn't working at all. Fortunately we were only there for a long weekend get-away, but if we had needed to actually do some work on our laptops, that would have been impossible. Would I stay there again? Almost certainly not. BUT, the price is great, especially if you're splitting the cost with a group, the location decent (you can walk to the Target Center), Uber drivers came within 2 minutes of orders, and the restaurants nearby were good (Smack Shack had the best lobster roll I've ever had, and that's from a person who grew up in New England), the metro from the airport was fast and easy to use. The place would be great for 5 or so friends coming into town for a couple of nights for a game or a concert: bring all your own supplies -- coffee, milk, breakfast items, snacks, beer, wine, etc. [the place has nothing], order in a pizza from Pizza da Luce, sit around on the floor and socialize, and go out for your event. Otherwise, for a little more money you can do better, especially in that neighborhood.