I stayed in unit C. It was not as clean as I had originally expected. Much of the space is quite old and due for some fixing up (such as cracked walls, old bathroom, light switches that don’t work, dirty switches, and doors that have cracks and holes in them). This is livable, but not desirable. I was also told that there’d be a keypad entry arrival, but then was informed that it was broken so I had to use a regular key. That’s fine, though the owner never came and fixed it during my 2 week stay.
I understand that toilet paper may be expensive nowadays, but there were only two rolls of toilet paper provided for a two week stay. I’m not sure about the average use of toilet paper for a normal person, but I used up both rolls in a week and had to buy more.
The parking situation I have to say is quite inconvenient. If you are staying on any Wednesday, you will have to make sure that you move your car by 1am-6am from the front of the street due to street sweeping, otherwise get charged $60 fee.
The internet is extremely slow. After attempting connection on my 2nd device for the 10th time, I pretty much gave up all hopes of my device ever connecting. It also booted me off the Wi-Fi several times as I was trying to work. Not super pleasant.
I booked this place partially because it promised a washer and a dryer. But during my stay, clothes were left in the washer and dryer over the entire weekend while I had to do my laundry and was only picked up from the owner when I messaged them to do so.
I highly do not recommend booking this place if you’re looking for an extended stay (more than 3 days), not really worth the money. You’re better off finding somewhere else that is walking distance to downtown.