The bed was kind of comfortable.

The carpet was dirty, the building smelled funny (not the room), the code to enter is the building is annoyingly long, there wasn't any parking nearby and the lot they recommend cost $10 overnight (which is fine) but requires you to wake up and move it or add money at 8am to avoid a ticket. Oh and the shower didn't get hot. It felt more like a hostel then a hotel/AirBnB but hostels don't cost $200/night.

The place was so cute, I really liked the fact that we had a small suite with a kitchenette and a closet to hang clothes up. The heated floors were very nice, and needed. It was more of a home than a hotel room and I really liked that.

So, we had a broken window in our room, when you push the window down to close it the whole window will fall forward out of the frame. This also made it so the window would never fully close so you could hear street traffic very clearly. Fire alarm died in the middle of the night and woke us up, we were just told to unplug it from the ceiling because there was not staff onsite. My fiancé is very tall so luckily he could reach it, but if it was just me, I would not have been able to unplug it or sleep the rest of the night. The staff never came to replace the fire alarm and it was removed for the rest of our stay, I was uncomfortable with this, but no staff ever came to fix the issue.

Comfortable, clean and very conveniently located.

In the room there is only one chair, naturally not enough for a couple.

Property didn't have breakfast included, that I knew of! In addition to the great mini kitchen in our unit (#37) there was a FULL kitchen next door/down the hall with everything you need to cook a full meal, if you want. There are also a fair number of restaurants and a Trader Joe within a short walk.

I was very annoyed by the lack of access to video/movie/tv streaming or cable. The cable system was outdated and hard to figure out, and it was on a closed private internet/cable hookup, so we couldn't plug in our Chromecast device to stream our own content. A really big drag since we were there for several days and couldn't even watch a Netflix show or a cable movie. I called the management for assistance and was basically told the network remains private and not accessible to guests for security. They should have some sort of ability for guests to stream content, by this day and age most hotels and home rentals have this.