The place was lovely. A great condo in a great location. That said, there are a few things to be aware of: 1. The advertised price was $185/night. Once I chose my date and all the fees were added on, the total came out to $390/night. HUGE difference. But it looked pretty swanky, the host looked nice from her picture, so I went with it. 2. I asked for early check-in. They said I could check in two hours early but it would cost an additional $50. *eye roll* I hesitantly agreed because it was a long travel day, and I really wanted to check in. 3. Check-in was a hassle. You have to get your key from a lock box, which wasn't working. It took a couple of hours and multiple calls to the property management company (not located in the area, apparently) to sort this out. They were helpful and returned my $50 fee, but man, I just wanted to check in. This never happens with a hotel. Ever. We got in, and the place was really nice. Comfortable, clean, can't beat the location. 4. There were supposed to be two sets of keys upon check-in, but there was only one. That shouldn't have been a big deal, but the friend I was staying with thought she had lost our one set. When I told the office about it, they said they didn't have a spare. WHAT?! How can you possibly not have a spare set of keys to a rental place? Guests lose their keys - it's a thing. We wound up finding them, fortunately, but here's the deal - "Alex" the host and her picture seem posted to make guests feel like you'll be dealing with a owner, located in the area if you need anything. That's simply not the case. 5. This place, along with at least three others in the building are managed by a company, and while friendly, are not on site (or anywhere near, from what I could tell) if you need something or run into trouble. Further, for almost $400/night I would expect access to a spare set of keys in case of an emergency as well as early check-in without additional fees. Expensive and misleading.