You get what you pay for. It felt like a basic "renovated" space that badly needed a paint touch up everywhere. It's really only enough space for one person but it was me, my 6'2" 230lb boyfriend and my 40lb dog. The only thing I liked was the gas stove because I really love to cook. It would be nice to have a full coffee table in the living room so you can eat comfortably in front of the TV. No extra paper towels, trash bags, rags, bath towels, sheets or blankets. Extra pillows with no pillow cases. Next door neighbors were smoking cigarettes and weed every day so you could smell it all through the apartment and the walls are paper thin so you can hear their entire conversation. Bathroom sink water pressure is low. No sports channels for my bf to watch or ability to download free apps to watch them. I seriously considered finding another place to stay while I was there but it wasn't worth losing the money. Once I bought a cheap set of pots, knives, extra trash bags and paper towels I decided to make the best of it. The pictures make it look much nicer than it is. The pictures are probably from when the space was first "renovated." It really felt like a glorified efficiency, not an apartment. If you just need a place to lay your head go for it but if you're like me and want to relax and really cook then it's worth finding a nicer place. The host was friendly and responsive during check-in and check-out and the outside patio was nice, good location in terms of restaurants and such but over all I probably wouldn't stay here unless it's an emergency.