The neighborhood was lovely to walk in, and was very close to long-term airport parking (which is why I was there). They live across the hallway, so if you need anything they're available.
However, the "entire apartment" that she advertised as a two bedroom is in fact a tiny apartment converted into what she calls a "bed-and-breakfast" (minus the breakfast), which means that she rents each room separately. I booked the entire apartment, as advertised, for my son and I, who sleep separately, and when I arrived I found that one of the bedrooms was locked. When I asked her to unlock it, she told me that a double bed was plenty of space for two people. I booked an apartment instead of a hotel to avoid precisely this situation, and corresponded with her beforehand about our desired sleeping arrangements. I reminded her about her advertisement of the "whole apartment" on airbnb, and about our communication, but she argued that we had only booked one room (which couldn't possibly be true based on her listing category). I pressed, and finally she relented, telling me that I was 'lucky' the other room wasn't booked. Lucky, indeed - I booked the whole place! After she unlocked the door she stormed out and I didn't see her again until I returned the key.
This place is fine, but falsely advertised. I wouldn't stay here again for that reason, and warn others to make note of it.