It's not a bad place but for the luxury price it just feels tired. Cracked tiles, stained grout, paint work that hasn't aged well etc.
One big issue is that the doors to the balcony in both bedrooms are broken and as the only openings to the outside, there is no way of getting air into the apartment other than one normal sized door in the living room. It was a fairly warm weekend when we stayed so it got stuffy.
There is a picture of a reception desk with the advertised pictures, this is never manned and not how you check in, you have to arrange with Joe and Sean to meet them there at a specific time. They asked me what time I was going to arrive but after seeing that picture I thought it would be like booking into a hotel, so when we didn't arrive at that time they had to come back an hour later to let us in. They were good about it, it was just a mis-communication.
The car park picture in the advertised pictures is also misleading, this is not where you park unless you want to pay by the hour. The apartment parking is three floors underground in a huge carpark that isn't the easiest to navigate if you don't know where you're going. I left it twice and both times were long, stressful experiences. You have to use fobs to activate the barriers which never worked.
The first time after trying for about fifteen minutes and buzzing the concierge who never answered, baring in mind this was mid morning and I had an appointment to get to, I got the attention of a passing attendant who told me the Airbnb fobs never work, he let me out.
The second time started with similar experience, again mid morning, so this time I walked up to the first floor of the carpark looking for help, went to the closed ticket office and pressed that buzzer. Then some wannabe tough guy came up behind me and asked what I was after, I told him my issue and he started barking at me ''Why you pressing that button, this office has nothing to do with the third floor?!'' Turns out the first and second floors are for general public use, the third floor is for private residents. I told him I didn't know how it worked because I was only there for the weekend through Airbnb. He told me to go back to my car and he'd let me out from the office. I got back in my car, drove up to the barrier and waved at the camera, nothing happened. I then spent the next ten minutes driving up and down the ramp trying to get this guys attention on the camera but again nothing. Thankfully another resident wanted out so she kindly buzzed me out first otherwise I might still be there. City driving is hard enough, so that's not the best way to start the day.
Positives, the location is good for access to the rest of the city and the whole complex with the bars and restaurants etc mean that it is always well lit and plenty of people around so it always felt safe no matter how late you got in.