You'll be sharing a tiny bath with your hosts - no counter space there so trek your things back and forth. Bathroom amenities only include used soap and hair. No lock on "private" room, no ability to secure anything when you leave for the day or ensure privacy at any time. No dresser to unpack, you'll both be living out of your suitcases in a cramped space. The bed is hilariously NOISY and the walls are THIN - romance is out of the question. As one other reviewer said, there may as well be no windows it's so loud to the outside. Your "host(s)" are the owners - you are in their home which is not the same as just sharing it with other traveling guests. They freely occupy the living area and kitchen while you are there - do not think you'll be lounging on the sofa or using the kitchen freely since they will be there already occupying their spaces. When asked about morning coffee, there is none -- coffee is 8 blocks away. Even water was not provided. No tour of the home was offered, we were shown directly to our room and had to assert ourselves to even see the kitchen or discover if anything was available to us there. Although this apartment looks like a good deal with extra space, you are really just in a very small room with no lock on the door sharing a very small bath with others, while living out of your suitcase. This is your "hosts" home and they live freely in the space. It is also uncomfortable to be told that we need to keep our presence as Airbnb guests "on the down-low" in this building. Paying $180 a night and feeling like we need to sneak our luggage in and out and keep our presence unknown as possible -- then be told to lie and say we are "friends staying with friends" if we are questioned by other tenants in the building. We are not sure this Airbnb will be operating long before they are shut down in their current location.