The location is convenient. The apartment comes with an additional $125 assessed cleaning fee, which makes it much less competitive with other options and should be factored into its hotel.com rankings up front. The management agent also forces you to register separately through its website, which seems invasive. The condition of the apartment is fair, with strong need of a painting touch up, filling holes in the walls, and recaulking all bathroom fixtures. There is a pervasive smell of mildew throughout the apartment and a never ending sound of running water that comes from a utility closet located in the kitchen. Provisions are meager: two bath towels, two hand towels, two wash cloths, two bars of soap in the bathroom for a four night stay for two. No housekeeping service during the stay. The apartment is slightly larger than a micro unit and there is a true king bed. This is a third floor unit facing a CVS and a bar. There are large TVs in the living room and bedroom. The washer-dryer is helpful to have. The fitness center is in a separate building and the keys fob wouldn’t access the locker room. There is a kitchen but no nearby grocery stores - best for leftovers only. The guest is expected to load and start the dishwasher before leaving in spite of the cleaning fee that is already charged automatically.
