Ok if prepared to do your own cleaning, care and feeding. Best thing other than location is a wonderful bounteous ala carte breakfast. Otherwise you are on your own. The apartment is basically a large room cut up into a small bedroom, small LR , a handy compact kitchen and two barely adequate bath and toilet areas. The lighting in the.bath area is totally inadequate for doing makeup and the bathtub (rare and much appreciated) is so deep, that it is precarious and dangerous for anyone shorter than 5’8”to enter or descend. It is also slippery and the first time I used it, I had to get on hands and knees to get to a standing position so that I could climb out...and what a huge step to the ground from a slick surface. Thereafter I relied on the excellent shower only. The personnel in the reception/bar area are solicitous and helpful, but if you are there for a week you will definitely need a change of towels and maybe sheets. There is only one meager comforter so although I had heat at highest setting during a rather balmy January period, I never removed my sweater. Also, no CNN on either of the two smallish TVs. During Heimtex this was not an inexpensive choice, but I’d feel very claustrophobic sharing it with anyone other than a sibling or a lover. For a couple of nights it is quite acceptable. On the plus, it is directly opposite the Messe, next door to the Marriott and very close to the wonderful La Contessa, Mangetsu, and Topo Gigio and the WestEnd restaurants.