The property is in an awesome location. I found though that I'd paid for one week what the property charges for a month of month-to-month rental!
The property is poorly maintained. Literally half of the floor lights didn't work (and yes you need them), and one of the bulbs in the overhead track light (of 3) was out. The electronic key entry system probably needs a new battery as using the key fob was flaky.
Other evidence of poor maintenance is that many of the shelves in the cabinets were collapsed.
One of the most annoying things is there was a teeny tiny ice try holding six very small "cubes". Need more ice for this. I noted these items to "Kasba" and got a "yes, we're working on that", - but nope.
The really, really bad thing that happened is that the morning of my departure the water to the building was shut off apparently due to planned street improvements with replacement of water pipes. I noticed the day before an adjacent building had a sign with a faucet with a red "x" through it, the sign in French so I couldn't read it but this suggests that water shut-off was planned.
"Kasba" (whomever that really is, a rental company I think, as this is actually a commercial property, NOT someone's personal rental room) indicated the water shut off was beyond their control and due to an unexpected break in the water line. Since there were construction vehicles, and the street is obviously getting ready to be dug up for major renovations, as guests we could have been warned. NOPE, there was just no water on the morning of my departure. Kasba responded to this with "there are water bottles in the foyer, just grab some"
It's kinda hard to shower and flush the toilet with 16 oz bottles of water. This lead to a very unsanitary toilet situation and the inability to shower before a long day of travel returning to the States.
I requested a refund for this last night as a hotel (that's really what this is) should have water to flush the toilet and shower. Kasba refused based on the "it isn't our fault" argument. It is immaterial whether it is their "fault" or not (although I maintain and Kasba denies) that they knew in advance and could have a) warned us so that I just didn't wake up without water and b) given me the opportunity to go to a different hotel for the night so that I might prepare for my trip in the morning.
AirBnB is the hero here, they did refund the one night I requested.
In short - If there's nothing wrong with your apartment AND you get a good rate, it is in an great location and it is in a tastefully renovated historic building. I would rate it 4 - 5 stars as other guests have, but God help you if you need anything from Kasba