We stayed 2 separate nights within 5 days. We picked the same room type, but we did end up with slightly different rooms--the first one was a regular 2-queen studio and the second one was an accessible 2-queen studio. The difference was the bathroom space and lack of a wall in the accessible suite. (Accessible room was slightly bigger too, I think.)
I didn't realize it until we got there, but the sofa bed is a trundle under a couch that converts to a daybed. That worked out well for us, which is why we decided to come back the second night.
The thing I didn't like about the rooms was the bathroom set-up. In the regular room, the shower and vanity are in a space and the toilet is in a separate space with a tiny corner sink. These both have opaque sliding doors, so although they are not see-through, they do not block out the light.
In the accessible room, a tub was with the toilet behind the same type of sliding door, and the sink was in a separate space with no door.
We had breakfast one morning and used the shuttle one morning. Both of these experiences were good. The second night, I had a car, but no one asked me about that, so I ended up with a slip of paper on my window the next morning saying I should have paid. I thought I had seen free parking on the listing, but that could have been a different listing, since I looked at so many.
Overall, I was satisfied with my stays.
