The place was cute, with a great location. However, I discovered there was no washer upon arrival (she did make up for that however). No coffee was provided and I felt a lack of privacy with the window directly facing a very busy street where people could look into, and unfortunately there is construction also right outside the window. The communication was slow and there are areas of improvement with her check in and keying process. First of all, i wish the code to the building door was provided in the Airbnb app so we could at least use that to get into the building upon check in, and also have handy in case we forget the code. I did wait a few minutes outside for her to answer the door upon check in, and also had to use my international roaming data to update her on my arrival time by train. A key was provided to get into the building, in addition to a code. However, I forgot to write down the code (that was written down inside the room), and she was unresponsive on reminding me of the code, so I used the key. The key/lock system was very poor, so I could lock the door but not unlock it. A neighbor even tried using the key and couldn’t unlock it himself. She did tell me the code while I was waiting outside, however the door was now stuck locked. So I had to wait outside for 30 minutes more or less for her to come unlock it with her key. And then, she treated me like a child, having me punch in the code to show her I knew how to punch in a code, when that wasn’t the problem in the first place. A key should not be provided if it doesn’t work, and the door code could be written on the keychain, OR provided via Airbnb so we have it handy on our phones, OR the host could be quicker in responding. She also then had me show her I knew how to unlock the apartment door. It was all extremely condescending, when the problem was not my knowledge or lack thereof of how to use a key or a code.