When I book an aribnb for a weekend, I'm mostly interested in three things: a great location for where I'm planning to be most of the time, a great bed and a hot shower. The location was absolutely perfect, just a five minute walk from the office I was going to be at all weekend, and a similar walk to a terrific grocery store and one of my favorite Thai restaurants, Jo's (highly recommended if you are staying here). The bed, I would say, was a bit soft for my liking, although the apartment was quiet and I didn't have any difficulty getting to sleep. Unfortunately, there was no hot water in the shower. I didn't discover this until the second morning, as I hadn't planned to shower the first day, and because I was in a hurry to get to work, I didn't have time to communicate this to Alice until evening, at which point it was too late to address the issue before I left early the next day. She assured me that the problem was solved, so you will likely be ok, but given the price that I paid for what is, essentially the size of a dorm room with a bathroom, with no real kitchen (just fridge, microwave and sink) and a tiny tv with a very balky remote control, I really expected more. I do need to let you know, however, that Alice was incredibly quick at responding to any message I sent, and was gracious enough to let me check in early. So she is clearly a terrific host. I think what happened to me here was more bad luck than anything else.