Overall the place was pretty clean. However, a spoon had what looked like peanut butter stuck to it. All the mugs had stains. We were able to scrub most of the stains out of one.
Pictures are inaccurate. This host hosts many units so it looks like they used a compilation of pictures from all of their units. The majority of the pictures do not depict the actual unit. There are about three pictures towards the back of the slideshow that depict the actual decor of the room.
WiFi was very spotty and unreliable. I needed to work remotely so this was very frustrating. Also, the listing says there is a laptop friendly workspace with a desk and chair. There is no such thing in the unit. The closest thing is a coffee table.
My biggest disappointment was the security. There is a code to access the building and another code to access the unit. However, during check in you are to video conference an operator via a tablet that was set up in the common area of the first floor. This operator advises the code to access your unit. This information is not kept confidential as anyone within earshot can hear the code. Also, the format of the code is very simple. There wasn’t a key for the deadbolt so I didn’t feel safe leaving my valuables inside while we were out so I had to carry my laptop with me. I asked the host if they change the code after every guest or if they could change it for us during our stay. He said he couldn’t change the code and never advised if he changed it after every guest.
We booked 4 nights but ended up only staying for 2 nights because we were tired of carrying my laptop around all day.