There are two types of Airbnb properties. The first type is owned and lived in by the owner and rented out to Airbnb guests and the second type is an income property, which is not lived in by the owner but is used as an income (business) property. Consequently, depending on which type is it, there are significant, notable differences. An owned/lived-in property typically is more cozy, more welcoming, and has nice touches, such as good furniture, artwork, a well-stocked kitchen, quality beds, comfortable mattresses, and nice pillows and bedding. On the other hand, income properties are generally furnished with lower end, low quality items. Although this property is in a great location and the manager was responsive and available, it has some major flaws (which are easily remedable). The beds are extremely uncomfortable and noisy and the linens, pillows, and towels are of very low quality and comfort. We stayed a week with four people and it was not restful. After touring the city all day, we looked forward to a good night's rest and a significant factor to our ability to rest well is a comfortable bed. Unfortunately, this property did not meet that expectation. The master bedroom has a double bed which is very small for two people. The room could easily accommodate a king size bed. The smaller, second room is really for one person. If you are staying for one or two nights with 2-3 people, then this place may work for you. With some simple upgrades, this place could be terrific but it needs attention to detail to make guests comfortable and feel like a home.