This airbnb was in a more residential area, not very close to much of museums etc but short walk to groceries. The host provided much helpful info for tourists and was quick to respond to all messages. Host requested communicate using another app and I later learned that airbnb discourages this app, rather use the airbnb app. Especially important if you run into problems. The home was mostly clean but found used earplugs in the bed, yuck, dishes somewhat dirty etc, but these weren't deal breakers. Otherwise floors and bathrooms seemed very clean. Lots of clutter and felt a little claustrophobic with much stuff around, understandable as this is a primary residence for a family. Biggest issue and deal-breaker was toilet was "green" which meant there were specific guidelines around flushing we didn't know until encountering problems. Also a sewage smell (sulfur) coming from bathroom. I really appreciate being environmentally friendly but none in our group knew about green toilets and how best to use them. When we reported problem Host quickly responded with info and had a friend check it, no plumber, but when we came back at 8pm still not working. At that point we contacted airbnb and they were unable to help so we decided get hotel. Stayed 24hrs and charged for full 3 days. Were informed that host ok'd 10% refund. 2 wks later still working with airbnb (they explained they are short-staffed and didn't have any "resolution expert" available and wait to talk with one was unknown). We were not ok to pay over $1,000 for one night, so hoping for a better resolution. Takeaway, this unit has a "green" toilet and special instructions around flushing not available in the description.