I’ve been essentially living in Airbnb’s since June 2015. Stayed for one night while road-tripping around New Zealand. I’m PRETTY sure this is a hotel with apartment suites — I doubt anyone lives here, or that the “owners” are who's doing the cleaning. That said, it had pretty much everything you’ll need. Was clean, and comfortable, and quiet. Major negative was the Wifi. It is the sort where you log into an unprotected server and then put in a login and password… Speed was about 2 Mbps download and between 0.33 and 1 upload from 8pm to 10pm, with a really SLOW ping rate, like 61 …. so JUST like a cheap motel -- avoiding bad wifi is a big part of why I prefer Airbnbs over hotels; and this was bad, just barely enough speed to get things done and you’ll have to be patient for things to load, and like I said, unprotected so I don’t suggest accessing your bank accounts or anything like that — sped up to 17.30 Mbps down and 5.6 up at 2:30 am, so clearly shared with a lot of other customers. At 10am it was doing about 9.2 Mbps down and 4 up… but still with a slow ping. My security software all kept going nuts telling me I should disconnect from it that it was unsafe, and my pop up blockers were also working on overtime.