First, the good: this place is in a terrific neighborhood. Then, the bad: I checked in at 2am after a delayed flight from New York, only to be awakened at 7am by hammering, drilling, and even a cement mixer. Turns out, this building is right across from a new construction, and when I asked the hosts about it, they purported to have no idea (it was tall enough that it must have been going on for at least a couple of months). The street is particularly loud from traffic; something they must at least be aware of since they provide earplugs in both bedrooms. Although it was nice for my friend and I to have our own rooms, this place ended up being what so many AirBnBs are these days: overpriced, dorm-room looking apartments with cheap furniture and shoddy construction (the roll-down blinds got stuck on the second night, and when I tried to pull them down manually, the entire thing, curtain rod and all, fell on my head).