Pros: great location close to a ton of great restaurants and pretty parks, was easy to get to everything we wanted to see either on foot or by Uber. The apartment itself was pretty and very cutely decorated.
Cons: by the time we got to the area to pick up the key from the convenience store, it was almost 3am. We were exhausted and had to wait in line behind a bunch of teenagers buying alcohol and snacks through the tiny window before we could just ask for the key. Once we were in the building, the stairwells were totally unmarked for which apartment numbers were where, and we went up the first two stairwells before seeing someone and asking where we could find the right apartment. The host didn’t provide any instructions about this. About the apartment itself - hardest beds I have ever slept on, feels like sleeping on the floor. The curtains were so flimsy that they didn’t block out any light, and you hear every sound from the neighbors/the garage, so definitely bring ear plugs and an eye mask if early morning sunlight wakes you up. On top of all this, the lighting in the apartment was too dim to do much of anything there at night without straining your eyes. For some reason it was “mood lighting” or something in almost all the rooms - in the bigger bedroom, the overhead light was about as strong as a child’s nightlight.
I’ve stayed in a lot of Airbnb’s, and the quality of amenities and clarity of instructions for this one were far below what I’m used to, even for this kind of price. If you’re staying one night or don’t mind rock hard beds/don’t plan to spend any time there at night or reading before bed, maybe this place would be fine.