There was no one at the front desk when we arrived, so we had to call the number listed at the front desk and wait. The gentleman was very nice and wrote our room number, our door code (keyless entry - number lock on each room) and the Wi-Fi password on a small piece of torn notebook paper. While it was nice not having to worry about losing a room key, it was a little strange to have this very informal slip of paper.
There was a very nice, new, large Galanz retro-style black refrigerator in our room. It would be lovely to have a larger fridge if you were planning to have a longer stay. It might be nice if they added a small dining table and two chairs as the room actually has the space for it.
The beds were on the harder side, but nice sheets and pillows. They were made with only a top sheet and a blanket though, no comforter or top cover. Thankfully we always travel with our own blankets too so we were not cold. Walls are a little thin, as I could hear a loud gentleman having a phone conversation and laughing a lot, I think two rooms away.
The room could stand to have blinds or some type of additional covering on the windows, maybe a roller shade. The curtains kept blowing up/open from the A/C unit below. There was no way to secure them and anyone could see in, as it's a ground floor unit, right by the parking lot.
