I stayed at Miguel's place for a month and I'll start with the Pros. Super spacious naturally-lit apartment in a fantastic location. Large well-decorated living room with a glass wall which lets the sunshine in most of the day, and provides a great view of the summer thunderstorms in the evenings. (Note: The wall of windows looks out over the enclosed building parking lot on the ground floor and not the street.) The office is attached to the master bedroom which was super convenient since I had to work from home - the wifi worked generally well but it did go out for a day due to provider problems in the area which is quite normal in my experience. I didn't use the second bedroom at all, but it's complete with two single beds, a TV and its own bathroom. The kitchen is a bit on the smaller side compared to the rest of the apartment, but well-stocked and there is a stove top, toaster and microwave, but no oven. 24/7 front entrance security (they have to let you in & out since you're not given a key to the main door) made me feel super safe. Nights are generally really really quiet with the exception of an occasional party the neighbors throw - they threw one per week while I was there, but usually on a Friday night.
Things to consider before booking: In my experience, Miguel was significantly more hands off compared to most Airbnb hosts I've had (and I've had close to 50!) so be prepared to be a bit more on the autonomous side. For example, there's no guide or anyone to check you in so you need to figure stuff out on your own, and when the water boiler stopped working within my first few days, I felt I had to find a solution mostly on my own. Luckily, the guards and on-site maintenance man are super helpful and Humberto, the maintenance man, was able to fix the water boiler for me within 12 hours. I did end up having to pay for the repair (and a coffee maker since there wasn't one in the apartment when I arrived) because although Miguel told me for almost 3 weeks that he'd send me the money, he never did. Also, please note the apartment is on the 3rd floor (4th in the US) without an elevator - this was not an issue at all except for when I had to carry up my suitcases and heavy bottles of water (there's no filtered drinking water in the apartment). I couldn't get the TV in the office to work, but the one in the bedroom worked perfectly fine. Lastly, there's a washer/dryer combo on the rooftop for your use, but the dryer takes at least 3 hours to properly dry anything so plan ahead.
Overall, Miguel's apartment was a good home-base in an excellent location and has the potential to be 6 starts, but I expected a bit more attention to detail at this price point.