We were to meet host at property for check in. Only he was waiting in the apt and we were waiting outside for about 15 minutes. We didn’t have an apt number to buzz and it wouldn’t have mattered because the buzzer didn’t work. Had to call main management office and then host came out to let us in. We were not aware that apt was up 4 flights of narrow stairs. Also, we had to insist on having 2 sets of keys. The interior of apt. is nice, a beautiful view out the back. But master bedroom faces the street and the view is graffiti and a row of trash and garbage cans and trash on the street. Kept the curtains closed for our week’s stay. The unit needs some maintenance. Door knob to master bedroom fell off and I couldn’t get out of the bedroom until my daughter heard me call to open the door from the hallway. We also incurred an unexpected charge when my niece needed to stay with us for 2 nights. I was honest to inform the management to comply with registration rules. My point is that the price shown for the unit on Airbnb is based on number of people and not the unit. A positive is that there’s an air conditioner and it worked when it got hot. The living/dining area could use more comfortable seating. Kitchen chairs are uncomfortable metal. A small padded area serves as a couch. This place is for people who are agile and can manage narrow stair treads. Older guests need to be very careful. This is the first time I’ve given a negative review for an Airbnb stay.