Even though the host gives you plenty of warning about the unusual check-in process, it still feels weird to stay in a place where you're not necessarily allowed to be. I was nervous every time I walked past the security/front desk worried they'd ask me who I was or why I was there. Also, I think I was in touch with at least 3 different people who were part of this unit. I was instructed to text message a cleaner (I think) about my arrival and departure. But one of the benefits of Airbnb is you don't share personal contact information. As a whole, the communication felt a bit off and it felt like a high turnover type of experience.
The unit is nice inside but the floors were sticky (my feet got dirty if I walked around barefoot) and I noticed fingerprints on almost all of the surfaces. There was no hand soap in the bathroom or laundry detergent for the washing machine. When I asked about it I was told I could go buy some.
If you like hard water pressure, you're in luck! The shower water comes out so hard it actually hurt a little. The shower curtain is not the right size so the floor gets soaked after every shower. Plus, the shower curtain is cloth with no plastic liner and so there was a constant mild smell of mildew in the bathroom since the curtain could never really fully dry out between showers.
All that said, this location is really amazing! You can walk to pretty much everything you'd need. There's a Whole Foods around the corner, tons of cafes, and coffee shops (check out Andante Coffee on S Grand if you're a coffee lover), and you're a short walk to a small outdoor mall area with shops like Zara, H&M, and Nordstrom Rack.