The unit was as described in the pictures but definitely the unit and building show wear and tear from allowing short term rentals for many, many years. The unit was fairly clean but nothing was recent or newer, you could tell the sheets and towels were quite old and had probably gone through thousands of wash cycles. There was good supplies of consumables such as soap and dishwashing detergent. The unit is very ample spaced for two people and all appliances worked fine. Most of the concierge were quite friendly and helpful. A major complaint is the elevators, there are simply not enough elevators for a building this size and they are slow and noisy. And when one was out of service, I had to walk from the 22nd floor to the ground. I probably spent 30 mins at least a day in elevators. Also the electronic lock on the door was finicky, sometimes it worked well, others you had to try to unlock it several times for the door to open. The parking fob we were given on day 1 did not work so we had to pay for parking for 3 days. We were not reimbursed for that, although Airbnb did later reimburse us when we complained. The location is very central to everything, but it can get very hectic/busy during rush hour, baseball games and special events like concerts. During rush hour, there is almost no point in using your car since just getting out of the building and on the main streets will take a while. But public transportation is close by. And being on a higher floor, with the windows closed, the unit was quite. Overall the unit and location are ok for a short visit but anything longer than a couple of weeks than the crazy traffic and slow elevators can really get to you.