Communication with Noel was excellent, and check-in was easy.
The apartment is one half of an older duplex house. Neighborhood is okay for a walk, although there aren't a lot of places to eat or drink nearby. On-street parking was always available.
The photos make the downstairs look very bright, but we found it kind of dark and dingy.
We stayed here while visiting Minneapolis during a very hot spell (high 90s for several days straight), so the window air conditioners were essential. Unfortunately, they were also very loud, and one seemed to operate only at full blast. One of us could not sleep in the bedroom because of the noise and stuffiness.
Contributing to the heat on the second floor was the fact that the double-hung window in the bathroom lacked a lower sash, allowing the heat from outside to flow in. At least there was a screen, which is more than one can say about the downstairs windows, which had neither screens nor storm windows - just the upper and lower sashes (which makes me wonder how cold the apartment might be in the winter).
By the way, if you're concerned about your valuables, check the downstairs windows to make sure they're latched. They weren't when we we arrived, which could be a security risk. But without screens downstairs, when it cooled off at night we couldn't open the windows as an alternative to the noisy AC.
Fixtures are a bit shabby; one doorknob felt off when we turned it, and the mini-blinds on the street-side window are missing slats, reducing privacy.
All told, our experience did not measure up to the amount of money we paid to stay here. A nice hotel downtown would have been less expensive and accompanied by fewer surprises. I would not stay here again. In fact, we would have left after one night except for the penalty for doing so.