Basic option for solo travellers for one or two nights, not recommended for couples or couples with a child.
Once you reach the apartment level via the elevator, there is then a flight of stairs down to the unit entrance. This can be difficult if you have a lot of baggage or a pram like we did. The front door opens at the top of the stairs in the unit so its quite awkward moving in and out. There is also only one key for the apartment & you can't lock the door without it. This was an inconvenience as it meant we had to coordinate what we did during the day and couldnt come and go as we pleased.
The bedroom is okay, the bed is quite soft and old. When the cot's in use it butts up right against one side of the bed (meaning the person on that side needs to crawl into bed). There are two windows in the bedroom but no fly screens. Theres also no fan in the ensuite so it can get a bit moist in the bedroom.
We ended up leaving after one night as it was just too tight in the bedroom for my husband and I and our son (in the cot).