The unbearable heat was the worst thing about the apartment. It was almost impossible to sleep most nights. The fans barely helped at all and the heat gets trapped into the apartment due to the materials used to build. We had to leave the front door open mostly to have any kind of ventilation but with that came noise from all directions as well as mosquitoes and moths. Construction including drilling was happening both upstairs on the rooftop where toxic fumes were often released and there was noise from further construction opposite as well. The building also has a tendency to move when any kind of bus drives by as it is built on springs for earthquakes but moves whenever a large vehicle drives by, at least once an hour. There was also a large roach in the shower when we got in which was a fun welcome to a ridiculously tiny bathroom visible as soon as you walk into the apartment. The stairs to the bed area are not safe especially at night, and in the daytime the bedroom gets minimal light making it difficult to see what’s in the closets. The TV never worked and the laundry machines were also temperamental. The toilet seat fell off and the elevator was out of use for two days so it was a five floor walk up. Despite being designed by a well known architect, the plywood used and other cheap materials further contribute to the lack of value this place offers. Airbnb kindly offered us a $13 discount for the inconveniences after we spent $1800 on this booking.