Very clean, easy parking, perfect for a solo traveler

This was a stylish yet minimalist ground floor studio apartment. It is slightly bigger than a walk in closet in most American suburban homes, plus a tastefully appointed bathroom with shower. I brought a supplemental electric kettle and table top ice maker for creature comforts. But the wet bar style kitchenette (minus sink) has a microwave and electric saucepan, dishes, bowls, flatware, mugs and cups for 2, and a better than average fridge freezer combo deep enough to accommodate food for breakfast and dinner while I drove up to Park City thirty minutes away, every day. Parking is out front on the street, and usually available right out front. In my week there, I only had to park around the corner once. I never turned on the TV. But it more than met my needs for a place to safely put my head at night and eat a few basic meals. Only drawback is the ceiling vent, which seems to lead straight up into the apartment above. And you can hear conversations intimately, and presumably vice versa. I will always have the haunting rendition of "What's Up?" by 4 Non Blondes drifting down from the dwellers above. I say hey! What's going on!?! All in all, great value, responsive hosts, and drawbacks more humorous than detrimental. Would stay again.

it was surprisingly comfortable.

Place is clean. Has a stocked coffee pod machine which is a huge plus. The side table lamps don’t work. The vent right above the bed goes right upstairs and you can hear the upstairs neighbors like they are shouting in your face. The kitchen table I presume is right above you and every time they move a chair it scraps loudly. Fortunately on weekdays they seem to go to bed by 11pm. Works for the price.bring ear plugs.