This place was okay. Something that I didn’t realize at the time of booking was that there is only one toilet in this place. The listing shows two bathrooms, but it should be listed as 1.5 technically. You can see in the pictures that there is not a second toilet shown, however because the listing says two bathrooms, I just assumed that the second toilet was not in the picture. There is a bathroom shown with a shower, sink and toilet and there is a second half bathroom with a bathtub only (not a shower-tub combo, although it does have a removable shower head) and a sink. It was a little disappointing when I realized that. The place was fairly clean. The bathroom with the stand-up shower could use a deep cleaning as there was a bit of pink mold in the grout. The grout itself in the shower is a beige color, but it was still apparent that there was definitely pink mold in the grout of the shower. The toilet also appeared to have black staining in it, but I’m not sure that it is a fixable issue and was also not a big deal. Other than those two things, the bathrooms were pretty clean. In one of the bedrooms, there weren’t any outlets near the bed for phone chargers, which was pretty inconvenient. There are two bedside tables with lamps on them, but it seems that the lamps are just for decoration as there were no outlets near the lamps to be plugged into. Maybe adding an extended power strip would work well as a solution to this problem. The other bedroom did have outlets near the bed, as well as two bedside tables with lamps that were functional. Both bedrooms and the half bathroom had electronic shades for the skylight windows that are controlled with a button next to the bedroom light switch. I found that to be very convenient and a nice feature. The rooms were clean and the mattress toppers were very comfortable; it felt like I was sleeping on a cloud. The front door doesn’t have a separate lock, meaning that if anybody else has another key card, they can gain access into the suite whenever they please and this was just a bit unnerving for me. There is a sliding switch on the inside of the door that I assumed was a lock, but I tested it to see if it was a lock and it wasn’t. I’m not sure what it was. When your check-in email is sent to you close to your check-in date, there are very detailed and clear instructions on how to gain access to the apartment which I found to be very helpful. The email also includes a spot where you can request to have a taxi pick you up or drop you off from the airport. It clearly includes cost and and requirements in terms of people and bags with the cost. I attempted to get a taxi to take us to the airport by using this form a day and a half before we needed it and never received a response. I submitted a second request for this the night before we needed it, but never received a response. I sent a separate email regarding this and expressing my frustration but never received a response. I ended up having to walk about 20 minutes with all of my luggage to the train station and then took a 45 minute train ride to the airport. Before I booked this place, I sent a question through Airbnb asking how far the apartment was from the airport and received a curt response essentially saying “Here’s the address. Use maps to look it up yourself.” I found that to be quite an unwelcoming response. The apartment itself was nice and clean other than the previously talked about issues in the bathroom. It is also close to a tram stop, just a couple blocks down the street. With all of that being said, I am on the fence about whether or not I would stay here again. It was nice overall and close to public transportation, but there were definitely cons that I would heavily consider.