The best parts of this place are the cleanliness and the location - you cannot argue either of these facts. But sadly, the greatness stops there.
The check-in process is oddly stressful - and if you have ADD I strongly recommend you take your medication before reading their instructions due to the fact that it is the MOST convoluted email I have ever read. I also recommend you take a deep breathe. They never sent me my text the morning of check-in with my code like they said they would, so checking in took longer than expected.
Once you get into the building, you realize that there is no staff on site - OK makes sense, I get it. But looking back, if they had even just one person at a front-desk, I think many issues would be easily sorted in a matter of minutes than a guest going into a mini-panic of "what is going on.."
Anyways, building is modern and gorgeous, you'll be impressed. Once you get up into this room though, you realize that the description of a 1-bedroom is actually a studio (thankfully better than a NYC studio) and you definitely wonder how on earth 4 guests could fit in here comfortably.
Nothing is comfortable about this room. The bed is pretty stiff, and the couch is even worse. I actually had to utilize the chiropractor after my stay because of the lower back pain I had after sleeping on it for two nights. There isn't even one blanket to be had in this place - in Minnesota... in January... what?? Just seemed really odd from a designer standpoint, unless the designer resides in Florida.
Long story short? This is one of those places that looks really cool, and sounds really dope... but upon arrival you're likely going to be disappointed. The only saving factors were the fact that it is in a prime location, free parking, and an aesthetically pleasing building and room. I honestly wouldn't stay again or recommend it.