Other reviewers glowed about their communication with Esch and how great the space was. I will tell it to you straight. The 'double' studio is very small. On the positive side, the bed was comfortable and I slept well in the quiet space. But as a New Yorker, I would characterize the room, for that is all it is, as a 20-something's starter apartment in the city—small, cramped, dingy, untended, overly priced, unclean, and depressing. One would think that in such a small space every detail would be perfect. Not in this case. The 'stone' wall was peeling wallpaper. The dark grey paint had been haphazardly applied and was scuffed, showing white paint underneath. Every corner of the place had accumulated dirt. The bathroom faucet had mold growing on it. I WANT AirBnBers to succeed. But I expect a high standard...especially for how pricey this tiny room is. I was very disappointed. The fridge cabinet door scraped along the floor, the lighting fixtures over the bathroom sink, stove, and kitchen sink did not work. The kettle outlet did not work (and I tried many times to get it to do so). I had to crawl on the floor to find additional outlets for the space heater. This place needs some serious touch-ups to command the price it does. And the crazy thing is, it is not expensive to do what I suggest. Sorry, guys. This AirBnB host is just in it for the income, not for the AirBnB experience.