Aesthetic space, but not all that... The building is nice and feels secure. The space is small, but we knew that going in. What we didn't know and what guests should consider: 1) Building is located 1/2 block from interstate on-ramp. Lots of traffic and plenty of noise 2)Curtain on front door covering windows was inadequate for the building hall light left on all night. If you need darkness to sleep, this is not for you 3) Fireplace is decorative only 4)Bathtub is clawfoot and may look deep and lovely, but overflow drain faces down, so tub begins draining when the water hits your waist. No long soaks unless you keep refilling the tub 5)Parking is a NIGHTMARE if you have a car. Yes, parking is free around the building for 2 hours, but then you are on your own. If you don't know the area, you may not have a good strategy and after your 7-hour drive to arrive at the place, end up spending 80 minutes driving in circles looking for a place to park like we did and finally finding it 10 blocks away and requiring a 6:30 AM walk to move it before 7 AM. We finally figured out a system: Be back in the neighborhood between 3:00 and 3:30 PM in order to find a spot to park for the night. After working hours, it's nearly impossible. Parking any time after 3:00 PM Monday - Saturday in a 4-hour space will get you to 7:00 PM after which, parking is free until 9:00 AM the following morning. If you don't want to be up and out by then or don't want to have to walk to your car to pay the fee again, make sure to know your parking zone (located on signs by where you park) and with the downloaded Parking Kitty app, you can pay from the apartment. We thought Parking Kitty would only be useful to locals and didn't realize how we could have used this feature until too late. We would have dropped off our rental sooner and used Uber or Lyft had we known how much time, cost, and management it would have been to park.