Jacinto was polite and responsive. The bed was comfy and the WiFi was great. But that’s where the positives end. I was greeted with a layer of dust when I arrived late in the evening on the first night. I should have contacted Jacinto to ask him if the unit had been cleaned. But it was too late for me to find other accommodations at that point in the evening anyway. The location is sketchy. I’ve seen the other reviews call it a “colorful” neighborhood. But I took that to mean artsy and unique, which this place is not. This street was very dirty with trash and dog feces everywhere. I should say that staying here during both a pandemic and the wildfires could have played a role in the location being so dirty. I’ve heard of other homes that, because of the smoke, ash was coming into their home even with the windows and doors sealed. That could be the case here too. And of course during a pandemic, city services could have been suspended or scaled back, which is why there was so much trash everywhere on the streets. But either of those scenarios did not factor into the smell of the hallway outside the apartment door or the dirtiness of the alleyway entrance. I just never got fully comfortable here and ended up relocating weeks before the end of the month I booked. Plus it’s impossible to get packages delivered. I signed up for a meal delivery service since there was no full kitchen and had to redirect the package to a UPS store after UPS couldn’t deliver inside the building. I don’t know how residents even get packages sent here. But again, I didn’t stop to ask. I just figured out another solution. Overall, I wouldn’t stay here again but the host has great communication. He was very understanding after I checked out and forgot to clean out the fridge. He made it so that I didn’t have to return to clean things out. I appreciated that.