Sonya's apartment is totally fine for a short-term stay, and Sonya herself was very cordial over messages through Airbnb. However, upon arrival, I asked Lucy, her daughter who checked me in and managed my stay, if I could have an extra set of sheets (there was only one in the apartment). I had booked an entire month-long stay at the apartment and had originally inquired as to whether or not the place was equipped for this duration. The apartment is equipped with a washing machine but no dryer, so it would be a bit difficult to wash a pair of sheets and have them dry in time to remake the bed. On the day I checked in, Lucy said that it wouldn't be a problem to get me sheets. Several days later, she texted me suggesting that I just purchase my own extra set, in her words, "saving me the time and my sister the extra cost of doing that only for you?" I must say that I've stayed in Airbnbs across the world and have never received that type of tone from a host. It was very unsettling and made me regret booking the place for an entire month. Eventually, she did bring me a new set of sheets — after three weeks — which was nice of her, but I bit late in the game. Even if it had taken that long originally, I would have appreciated not receiving that type of text message from someone I'm paying nearly $2,000.
That was the only unfortunate part of my stay, as the apartment itself is comfortable, Sonya was very polite over Airbnb, and the location is great. The bed is extremely comfortable. The place could have been cleaner but wasn't dirty either. And make sure to bring your own shampoo, soap, etc, as there was none in the apartment when I arrived (I know different Airbnb hosts do this differently, but in general I've stayed in places that provide at least some shower products).