There are elements of this place that are nice, especially for a short term stay, such as the location. We stayed a few months and would NOT recommend this place for a long term stay. I communicated two concerns before booking: internet for work and cooling during hot days. I was assured that these concerns would be unwarranted. The internet was so poor when I arrived and it interfered substantially with my work. It was sorted out eventually, but I was asked to cover the cost to which I declined. Regarding the cooling, I have stayed in that area before and I know that some days can be very hot. The unit has no AC and no fan. I was told there is a constant breeze and it wouldn't be a problem. We encountered some brutally hot days, with zero sea breeze, and asked the host to provide a fan. They told me if I wanted a fan, to buy it myself. I would have never booked this unit if I knew they wouldn't stand behind their commitment. Obviously the weather cannot be controlled, but if a guest is concerned about heat pre-booking and you say it won't be a problem, then the least you can do is try and provide some relief. Airbnb support felt so bad that the host wouldn't cover the cost of the fan, even though the host promised the place would feel cool during hot days, that they reimbursed me directly. The host also asked us to pay for electricity at one point as well, which is not mentioned in the listing. We declined and they ended up covering the cost. Overall, they seem to be a bit stingy. Their listing is considerably more expensive than booking directly with the building, yet there is a hesitancy to open their wallet when an issue arises. If you book anything more than a week, I would highly advise you to contact The Village apartments directly and see if they have a unit you can book directly, you'll save a ton.