Some Pros:
1) We liked the layout with two separate bathrooms.
2) It was a great easy-to-walk location with interesting shops, restaurants, and the waterfront very close.
3) The parking was close and it was nice to have it dedicated.
4) The rain-shower head was a nice touch.
5) The beds were firm, but comfortable.
6) There were lots of pillows for the bed.
Cons:
1) While there was an interesting small computer work room, it was completely out of date with only a phone jack and cable tv hook up. It would have been nice to have a charging outlet for your devices. The unit Wi-Fi was adequate.
2) While I’ve never rented an Airbnb place before, I have an Airbnb property with many positive reviews and think I’ve come to provide more, so expect more. Depending on expectations, this place might be perfect. Myself, I like personal touches, which this property doesn’t have. Such as coffee to get you out of bed your first morning. Or a tv in the bedroom. Or ice cube trays.
3) The furniture is dated and while it presents itself well, it is worn out.
4) I believe this is a building wide problem…there is a district sewer odor in the unit, and halls.
5) There was only one elevator working, which necessitated waiting two or three cycles before finding room. Eventually we resorted to using the stairs, which is fine if exiting, but because you can’t exit the stairwell when coming back, you’re often stuck riding in a cramped full elevator. Not optimal theses days if your Covid concerned.
In summary, the whole building feels like it’s trying mighty to squeeze the last cent out of the place with minimal investment. It doesn’t have that welcoming vib that I try to provide with my properties. Would I stay there again? Only if it was the only thing available, which is why I booked there.