My fiancé and I have stayed at AirBNB all over the world—and this was, without doubt, our worst experience ever. Tracy was incredibly nice until we got into the Airbnb and pointed out that the furniture is completely different from the photos. The couch is about half the size (barely wide enough for two normal sized people to sit on, and not deep enough to comfortably lean back). It also was at least 40 years old—you could tell by the awful orange plaid synthetic fabric and the fact that a cat (or 30 of them) has spent many years sharpening their claws on the cushions. Tracy refused to do anything to help, (other than offer to cover part of the cost if we rented a couch. Bizarre.) The walls are paper thin and she has a neighbor who practices bass multiple times a day (though Tracy rudely disputed this when we brought it up to her.) The whole apartment smells overwhelmingly of mothballs. The bed is at least as old as the couch, and just as uncomfortable. The final straw was when the WiFi didn’t work and I had to miss an afternoon of important video calls for work. Tracy’s response many hours after we messaged her complaining about this was to suggest we cancel (I.e. she keep our full month payment and we leave.) Unbelievably, AirBNB sided with her and we did not get a refund despite staying for only 24 hours—and it was an AirBNB customer service rep who advised us to leave in the first place when Tracy stopped responding to us. So, beware! Bottom line, if you want to be taken advantage of financially for a scammy apartment two doors down from a police station (so you have constant sirens at night,) this is the place for you.