We stayed here for a month after a surgery at Stanford Hospital. The location was excellent - close to the hospital, walking distance to lots of shops/grocery stores/restaurants etc. - and felt very safe. Parking was convenient. The apartment was roomy and well decorated. The beds/linens/amenities were comfortable. The "private" patio was very nice for morning coffee or yoga (although the second story units could see everything - and even waved at us a few times). The lack of air-conditioning became a problem and I cannot recommend this unit in August. We ended up having to check into a hotel for over a week of our stay -- the heat became unbearable with the sustained 90-100 degree heat wave. There were only 2 fans and no portable air conditioners available for guests (we asked). We did purchase 2 thermal tarps to cover the large windows that receive a lot of sunlight in the afternoon (with little ventilation) & that helped for a couple degrees. We had one person who tolerated the heat stay behind - but even they left when the wildfire smoke required windows to be closed. The units are close together and windows must remain open for cooling - so if your neighbors have guests or a party, you'll hear everything. We were there during COVID-19 restrictions and it was quiet. We had a faulty shower when we arrived and it took about 5 days to get fixed (COVID may have slowed this down). There was a second shower and it was not urgent. We had to buy a few kitchen items that were essential to us (a skillet/frying pan, a cheese grater, some storage containers for leftovers). Also, the place was quite clean otherwise, but we did notice our feet turning black from going barefoot - we bought a mop and took care of it. It clearly had been swept, but not mopped before we arrived. Finally, most of the outlets are 2-prong (there are only a couple of 3-pronged outlets, non of them really handy for computer use). We had to buy adaptors to plug in our laptops. The wi-fi was fast enough for us to work from home. I would stay here again in a milder season.