The point of renting a hotel is to get extra security, and there is no apparent security on the premises. If not having any point of contact wasn't stressful enough, other tenants trying to check into the hotel would stop us on the street to be let in... there's no listed phone number for the hotel online, and it seems like many weren't getting their access codes in an appropriate time frame. What happens if it's just a random stranger?
The most jarring thing about this hotel is that there is an empty bar downstairs. We didn't see anyone managing the hotel for our four-day stay, but on our last day, someone was stocking the bar with drinks and snacks ...where were they when we tried to contact the manager through messaging? It felt suspicious.
The wall-mounted air conditioner didn't work, so the portable AC needed to be let out of the window, but it wasn't secured in the window. The rest of the window was completely open, so plenty of noise and mosquitoes were let in. We asked to see if housekeeping could give us a fan to stay cool at night, but never got a response. A "no, we don't have one" would have been understandable.
The first night, we noticed there was a bag over the smoke detector above our bed. I sent a photo of it to the manager, and she responded, "Oh it's the smoke detector. Someone must've covered it" Naturally we asked for it to be removed, and didn't receive a response again. There were clear signs in the room that prohibited smoking. However, the smell of weed was so intense coming from the room itself when we arrived and from other guests during our stay that I actually got a headache from the smell. First time that's happened.
The location itself didn't seem unsafe and it was very walkable, but we felt unsafe in the Audemar any time we weren't in our locked room. We were happy to leave. The bed was comfortable!