I consider myself a very experienced Airbnb guest and rarely have less than great experiences so I’m going to try to be very fair on this one. I’ll start with the great parts - the man working at the front desk was outstanding. He was friendly, helpful, thoughtful and tried to resolve any issues. Secondly the first place is beautifully designed from an aesthetic point of view. The courtyard is stunning. The beds were comfortable. The neighborhood is great. Now the tougher parts - my first night there was a beeping noise (cell phone) every few minutes, until 2am, very close to my windows. I found out it was an employee’s cell phone right below where I was sleeping (like an employee bedroom). The next night, the beeping continued every 2-3 minutes as the employee was loudly working on clearing that room out, moving paint cans and bottles etc until about 1am despite my asking if there was any way he could stop. I could hear him all the way on the third floor of the apartment. Each morning at 8am the same employee started loudly sweeping, banging on metal stairs a few feet from my bed. I didn’t get much sleep and eventually asked to be moved to a different apartment. Next there were little design flaws in that apartment and the next one like none of the sink stoppers worked in the bathrooms making it difficult to hand wash clothes. The shower door on the first floor barely worked and had to be lifted up to move. In the second apartment the curtains extended to all but one window which allowed blaring lights from the street. I couldn’t figure out why they wouldn’t have just designed the curtains to go the entire length of the glass doors. It was hard to sleep here too. Overall I would recommend this place for a very short stay - a few nights - for the experience of staying in such a beautiful environment. But it’s not the place to stay for a comfortable month which is what I had planned. I’d like to see this place succeed because it’s so lovely and I think with a few design fixes, and some focus on creating quiet after 10pm, it could be really amazing.