TL;DR: Great location if you're prepared for a city location, slow and unreliable internet, no free parking ($20/day), though we did get monthly parking for $90/month at the Riverfront Ramp (parking garage) across the street.
Great location (near the bike trails, a small Saturday farmer's market, the Stone Arch Bridge, and many restaurants), has a Trader Joe's downstairs and Whole Foods a 15-minute walk away. It's VERY noisy, multiple ambulances and loud motorcycles/cars going by every night, loud enough you have to stop your conversation when they're going by because no one can hear each other. With windows closed it wasn't particularly noticeable in the master bedroom, but was much worse in the front bedroom that faced the street. It's nothing you wouldn't expect from living in the city though, we slept in the front bedroom with the windows open the whole month we were there despite the noise.
The internet service is (relatively) slow - a reasonable 100mbps downlink but only 5 mbps up. The modem/router is not accessible, you only get WiFi. When it worked it was adequate for git, webex, zoom, etc. However, I had to request service twice during our month-long stay because it was down completely (not Sonder issues, Comcast issues), and it was glitchy several more times but not long enough to call for service.
Aside from the internet and the noise (the latter of which would be an issue anywhere on this major street) it was a perfectly lovely place - service was great whenever we had an issue, kitchen was reasonably well stocked, it was super convenient to Trader Joe's, the bike trails, etc.
Unfortunately, if we went back to Minneapolis we would not stay here because of the poor quality of the internet service.