We were looking for something small that was within walking distance to the main strip. While it is logistically within walking distance, it's not realistic. Walking from here to the strip is climbing up and down windy back neighborhood roads with zero sidewalks or lights. The agency emailed us to notify us that there is construction going on nextdoor and around the property, but they never mentioned that we would be staying on the actual construction site with every view being the construction materials, a huge construction storage container, and a literal mud pit after it rained. We pulled up to the address and were adamant that it wasn't the right address because it felt like we were pulling in to a new building project.
The interior was just as misleading as the exterior. The entry door has a big gap that cold air comes through and no deadlock. It didn't feel very secure at all. Inside was uncomfortable with the seating chairs from a doctor's office, a broken chair back at the kitchen table, sagging mattress that sinks you to the middle. Aesthetically the studio looks like the pictures online, but the refrigerator and freezer were disgusting. There were massive spiders webs in the corners of the windows so you couldn't see out the windows. The main wall is covered in a gross wall to wall curtain that the bed sits against. Then out of all of the windows in the studio, none of them had a blind open/close so it was extremely inconvenient.
I wouldn't suggest staying here