The apartment is modern and design-forward, but it is not well set up for comfort or convenience of guests. It seemed to us as if the owner or property manager had never actually spent any time there — the beds did not have night tables, the bathrooms did not have any horizontal surfaces on which to leave personal items (or even hooks to hang the towels), and there was no documentation on how things in the apartment (e.g. the LED lighting on the empty shelves) functioned. The check-in info re: the key lockbox was unclear and there were dead ants in one of the bedrooms from a fumigation prior to our arrival, the wi-fi was misconfigured. All of these were minor things that the property manager's employee corrected quickly when we raised concerns, but they added up to make the stay less than fully pleasant.
The last straw was the phone call I received from the property manager — not to see how my stay was going, but to sell me on investment opportunities with her company when she had not even read the messages we had sent on her host account about those issues. I felt like I was staying in a timeshare that cared more about its own business expansion than about the Airbnb spirit of hospitality.
The saving grace of the apartment was the great location and neighborhood, but next time I would look for a place that was hosted by the owner rather than a management company that obviously has expanded its portfolio beyond it capacity to manage.