Easy check-in. Convenient underground parking. What you see is what you get. Too bad you can't smell the place through the pictures, the apartment has subtle mildew or mold smell that takes some getting used to (during the 6 week stay we never got used to it). Do not bring children here, we sent ours to her grandparents after 1 week (that's all I'll say about that). Convenient location for Children's MN Hospital but, long-term renters beware! We booked for an initial 4-week stay during the birth and aftercare of our second daughter at a rate that was within our budget. She ended up on life support and we had to book another week, the rate went up by about $100 a week compared to the first 4 weeks and we didn't think anything of it as we had enough stress going on in our lives. Then we had to book a second week, and this time the rate went up by $225 a week compared to what we originally had been paying during the first 4 weeks. I extended the stay because we had no other options. This was during the covid-19 pandemic and the hospital's Ronald Mcdonald House was shut down so we literally had no other option. I looked on the Airbnb app for the week after we were supposed to check out and it listed a rate similar to what we started at the first 4 weeks of our stay. I asked the host why they weren't giving us the best rate and kept raising the price. They picked and chose what messages to respond to, ignoring most of my questions. They said it was "demand" but would offer me a $100 discount (I believe we were gouged for an extra $325 and that's what the host should refund me). As far as demand, this was during the state shutdown for the covid-19 pandemic, and on Airbnb I could have rented the same unit through the month of June, we checked out in early May. I even sent them screenshots of what they were advertising on Airbnb as the weekly rate and availability after our checkout date and they refused to honor the rate that was advertised on Airbnb and would not respond to me about it. I finally said I would agree to the $100 refund and they responded to me right away. I know for a fact they were trying to take advantage of the situation and would have probably kept increasing the rate every week we had to extend based on non-existent demand. If we could give this a zero star rating we would. Please beware of the hosts taking advantage of you, regardless of what your situation, they did not care how they treated us and have obviously never read a book on hospitality or business. If they would have honored a better refund and not tried to take advantage of us, we probably would have extended 2 to 3 more weeks, during a pandemic and state shutdown, when I'm not sure a lot of people are renting, but the host was more concerned with taking advantage of us in the short term. Our suspicions of them not being a super host were accurate. Do not stay here, you have been warned.