The location is wonderful, on a comparatively quiet side street in a bustling area with great shops and restaurants. Very easy to walk to museums, parks, plaza mayor. There is a very convenient parking garage right across the nearest large street. There is near zero availability so wouldn't even attempt to park at the listing, just factor the parking cost into the rental.
The host and on site manager are very kind and accommodating.
The room is nicely done, although the bed frame style banged our legs up a couple times. The bathroom is nice and in better condition than many I've seen on the trip.
The AC works well and efficiently, and there are multiple windows for fresh air.
There were a couple pieces of recycling leftover from the previous guest which normally wouldn't bother me at all.
However, this is the second time on Airbnb I've had a host expect guests to take out trash when they already charge a substantial cleaning fee (~25% of rental face value). I still arrive to a room with trash that's not mine, which I'm expected to clean up? I do think it's greedy to charge the fee AND have people haul their own trash - they more than make back the cleaner's time already, and get guests to perform part of their work.
Great bath tub but there are signs telling guests not to take a bath because the building's hot water system doesn't support it. That sounds like an owner's problem considering this building is essentially a hotel full of vacation rentals, no private residents, made clear by the signs. Better to reference the drought or something similar if you don't want people to use water, not try to make them feel bad that your business needs aren't met, or for other customers.
The morning of check out the wifi didn't work for at least 4 hours. Things happen, I know, but it was just extremely disruptive to our day and we had to make up time to find a cafe for wifi, and it threw us off a bit.
Overall it's a good value less its couple of inconveniences, and we booked at the very last minute so do appreciate the availability and the host.