The unit is located by central, which is very convenient for getting around. However, the positives for this stay stops around there. This Airbnb is run by a company and is basically a hostel. This is not a real Airbnb and what we have come to love the platform for. The unit is absolutely tiny (main space basically only fits a bed and a small table) and gets unbearably hot. The window barely opens and the room does not circulate any air, resulting in the indoors being hotter than the outdoors. THE INDOORS IS HOTTER THAN THE OUTDOORS!! Yes, the host does not advertise A/C but was also very inhospitable when we reached out to them about it. No solutions or alternatives provided, just defensive rhetoric that they were absolved from any responsibility. The heat was to the point that I could not stop sweating and started to experience nausea and other symptoms of heat stroke. Stephanie (or Diana or whoever since it’s not a single person / host) did not care about the health hazards of staying there and was obstinate about not negotiating whatsoever. We have stayed at dozens of Airbnbs at this point and understand there are situations outside of the hosts’ control at times. In those similar situations, many other hosts have shown their kindness, willingness to provide solutions / alternatives, and empathy. Rare for us to do this, but do not recommend staying here. There are plenty of similar and better accommodations nearby (and with A/C too! We moved to one) with some of the most friendly people we’ve met.