Pros: the apartment is in an excellent location, the hosts are responsive, and it is a large space. We also appreciated that the apartment comes with a weekly cleaning. Cons: unfortunately, there are maintenance issues (all which can be resolved with a minor investment by the hosts) that made our stay difficult. These are: air conditioner unit is 20+ years old and periodically made grinding sounds. During a particularly warm day it leaked water all over the wall (we reported this and the owner sent a repair person, though the grinding noises remained). There is a “bridge” made of steel and wood slats on the upper level that connects two spaces. Small screws have fallen out, and so there are irregular gaps and the slats move when you walk on them, which is a tripping hazard and disconcerting due to the height. We reached out to the hosts, and while they said their handyman would come, he never did. The refrigerator plug fell out under its own weight and we lost all of our food. We appreciate that the host reimbursed us, but they acknowledged this happens frequently, and their response, which was that they’ve replaced the outlet multiple times, doesn’t make sense -- an outlet should be able to reliably retain a plug. They knew of this issue and didn’t warn us beforehand. There is also a general feeling of neglect, but all of these issues could be easily remedied – for example, there are no toilet paper roll holders, a drawer is missing, light bulbs are burned out, light switch covers are missing, there are unpatched holes in tiles, and there are random items seemingly left over from prior guests. All of our other “super hosts” created a house manual relevant to the space, such as instructions on operating the washer/dryer and local recommendations. While we know there is an economic crisis, given that these are “super hosts” and the high rate (we paid, for two weeks, about what an Argentinian software engineer earns in a month), we expected better.