Spent the weekend in this place, and I have to say it was a nice place for my fiancéé and I to rest our heads for the evening and keep our belongings safe. Place is small, but cozy and the neighborhood was quiet, and getting an uber anywhere was at most 5 minutes. It rests above a residential so if your looking for a place to party or come back to inebriated, you may want to look elsewhere. The stairs to the entrance are well maintained and the stairs up to room itself are a tad narrow and steep, and creak but considering the age of the building it's to be expected. The door that leads to the room can stick depending on how humid it is, but it adds to the experience in a way.
Kitchen is quite sizable and had a few cooking tools, pots and pans and had plenty of coffee cups and glasses. The bedroom is big enough for two adults to not bump into each other and has a closet with enough space to put your bags away, bed was comfortable and I think queen sized. Theres a roku tv and the wifi is pretty quick and had no troubles streaming. The bedroom door doesn't latch, but it does close on it's own so you have to prop it open.
The bathroom is decently size and the shower had a caddy and some soaps and shampoos should you forget to pack some. There is a window in the bathroom but it is covered by a water proof curtain so you can open it if you need to let some of the heat out.
There are no fans to circulate air, so it can get a little stuffy, but the ac does a decent enough job keeping the space cool.
Over all I'm impressed with the space, especially for what they charge, it feels like stepping back in time a bit, but if you're into that sort of thing its certainly no bother, it feels loved in and not rented out. The space is within walking distance of the new soccer stadium and about a 20 minute walk to the south from a bunch of restaurants and about a 10 minute walk from the tram and bus system. If we find ourselves back in St. Paul, we will stay here again.