This unit is generally good value for the money, particularly if you're in a group and can utilize the queen bed in the living room. There are lots of nice personal touches around the apartment - loved the little snack bowl available!
A couple of important notes for people traveling with dogs:
- This is an apartment building with a LOT of dogs on the property. The corridor this unit is located in involves going through several hallways and security doors, so it can feel a little like running the doggy gauntlet if you're taking your dogs out to use the bathroom since a few longer term tenants in the building have dogs that rush to the door and bark when they hear another dog walk by. The assigned parking spot for this unit is a huge plus since parking is so tricky in the area, but also be forewarned the tenant in the unit directly adjacent to the space has a large dog that rushes to the window and barks if they see a dog outside. This space is not appropriate for even very mildly leash reactive, frustrated greeter type dogs and would be generally stressful for both dog and owner if reactivity is an issue for your dog.
- Related to my previous comment, this unit requires accessing three doors (two with locks coming back inside but not going out) and two flights of (open-backed) stairs to get outside. Plan ahead for bathroom breaks, and if you have a very young dog where getting outside is urgent or an older dog that might not be able to deal with tons of stairs, consider staying elsewhere. Likewise, plan to potentially need to carry your dog up the stairs if they aren't adapting to the open back - my younger dog was frightened of them, which isn't a big deal because he's 13 pounds, but it would have been a very different experience with a 50 pound dog in that situation.