Stay at Luna on Wallace

The apartment lived up to its photos and the kitchen was well equipped for a couple, complete with a coffee machine, stove, and toaster. One of the highlights was the comfortable bed, ensuring a good night's sleep. Moreover, the convenience of having an Aldi supermarket just a 7-minute walk away was a definite plus.

However, there were a couple of downsides that impacted our stay. One major drawback was the air conditioning situation, there’s no way to control it and it was uncomfortably cold. Outside of bed, we had to bundle up in leggings and hoodies just to stay warm. It's worth noting that we had to use the heater in August to warm up the room, which seemed quite unusual. Furthermore, the neighborhood left much to be desired. It lacked amenities and cleanliness, which was disappointing. To sum up, if you’re looking for a place mainly for sleeping, this could still be a suitable option. However, for those wanting a comfortable and enjoyable space to spend more time in during the day, there might be better alternatives available.

The space was very clean and the owner was responsive when we had an issue getting in. There was ample street parking and no noise in the neighborhood. Would definitely book again.

Nothing major, just that the unit we got was not displayed in the images. Regardless, the studio space was beautiful, well decorated and a nice size for us.

It's very clean and cute. the host was responsive to our needs very quickly.

room building with kitchen and common laundry not usable.

Comfort

Nothing

Very good and well equipped clean apartment

Check in (remote) was quite difficult. I had emailed to get key code ect a few days before .. but nothing had come through - so after finding the apartment I could not get in. UK phone not working .. had to find some free WiFi (at KFC half mile away!!). then asked to scan ID and questions etc!!! One and half hours later I got in .. unnecessarily complicated? Apartment was cold .. powerful A/C .. but no controls/ off switch that I could find.

I couldn’t figure out how to turn the AC down. I was freezing but still manageable.

This complex was not necessarily to my likings, more like a bed and no breakfast. First off my room was underground with two small 1X1 windows that let no light in and had nasty plants blocking them. There is no host or any staff at the property, it's an email link log-in/check-in, then they assign you two different keypad codes, one for the front door and one for your room. There is no parking, you're left to aimlessly drive the streets til you find a parking spot that isn't one hour restrictions or permit parking. Driving around this neighborhood you get a little worried about the safety of your car, honestly. The room was bare, one bar chair, no dressers, no paper towels or napkins, no bar soap, one tiny ice tray. The two side table lamps were equipped with USB ports directly on them, but the lamps were touch-sensitive, so they would turn on or off every time you grab you phone (so figure that brilliant design out). The bed sheets (aka linens) were of the cheapest Walmart quality 100% microfiber and reeked of the worst Tide detergent you can think of. So with no place to put your gear unless you want to hang your clothes in the closet, a TV only powered by a Firestick so bring your Amazon account with you, and worried about your car parked around the corner -My stay there was unsettling there at best. Make sure you don't arrive a second earlier than 4pm, cause there is no staff on sight to help, and they absolutely hound you to be off premises no later than 11am. On a good note, we were in walking distance to the Union Transfer!

This hotel was not my cup of tea at all. Seems almost every restaurant and bar around there is also closed on Mondays, so you make sure to bring food, water, and ice on arrival.