Overall, my stay was disappointing due to persistent noise and several comfort issues. The property is a three‑story condo with about five rooms, and my room was in the middle of a floor with three other rooms, so it felt more like a shared college dorm than a private hotel stay. Finding the property was difficult because the directions from the owner and manager were unclear; it took me nearly 30 minutes of driving and walking around the neighborhood to locate the entrance. Check‑in instructions (door code, room code, and room number) were sent via text and worked, but this should have been much clearer from the start.
When I entered the property, it looked reasonably clean, but there was a noticeable smell similar to a typical shared college dorm. My room itself was very hot on arrival, and there is no central AC in the building. The room only had a Costco portable AC unit, and at first it didn’t work because one of the few available electrical outlets was dead. After calling the property manager, we figured out that problem, but once the portable AC was running it was extremely loud—almost like a locomotive—which made it hard to relax or sleep.
The room setup is simple and functional: clean overall, with a microwave, a small wine/beer fridge, a table, and a chair, again very similar to a small dorm room. Parking was one of the biggest inconveniences. I had to hunt for street parking and usually ended up a few hundred feet away from the property. Because of this, I would