My fiancée and I stayed here for a few nights to explore the Minneapolis area. Overall, this is a good budget-friendly option in a historic neighborhood, with a few caveats.
The unit is in a historic building, which was quaint and overall well-maintained from what we could see. The steps up the entrance into the building were falling apart a bit, and the hallway and stairs leading up to the unit are a bit cramped and dark. The unit itself, however, is quite nice! The bright modern design helped us to not feel cramped in what is admittedly not a massive space. The living room had a TV with Netflix already set up on it, which was great. We also had control over the AC in the living room, which we were grateful for considering we stayed during the summer. Its an old apartment, so you can see where the walls were patched up and things like that, but I didn't mind it.
We did not find the bed comfortable - at all - it was hard as a rock for us. The bedroom also does not have AC or a fan, and even with us cranking down the living room AC and leaving doors open, air circulation is poor in the bedroom. My fiancée could not sleep in there and opted for the fold-down couch in the living room, which was only a LITTLE more comfortable, according to her - but at least it was cooler out there. We also would have liked to have seen more electrical outlets in the bedroom and living room.
The kitchen is more of a kitchenette, as appliances are small and in a tight space. We didn't cook, so I can't really speak to it much, but I appreciated the ice trays in the freezer and the availability of plenty of clean glassware and basic cookware. No dishwasher, which isn't a con, but good to be aware of if you are planning on doing some cooking.
Bathroom was clean and functional, but the claw-foot bathtub might be a challenge for older guests to climb into, and the low showerhead was a slight inconvenience for me, being of a slightly taller stature.
The location is about a 10 minute walk from the light-rail, which we took into town from the airport and found quite convenient. The overall location is on the edge of what most would consider the downtown area, though, so it's a bit of a walk to other portions of the city, although the light rail helps to an extent. We did notice that there weren't a ton of local restaurants nearby, and many of the ones that are closeby are in the Minneapolis Skyway, which strangely is totally closed on weekends. It's a fairly quiet neighborhood, which wasn't quite what we were looking for, but might be ideal for other types of travelers.
All of that said, our top concern for this particular trip was budget. And for the price we paid, which was very competitive, I felt like we got our money's worth here. It's not a super luxurious place, and could use a bit of work in the comfort area, but it was clean, quiet, mostly convenient and felt safe. I would stay here again if it was a short-ish trip and my top concern was value for the money.