Many of the details in this listing are disingenuous.
This "ground floor" apartment is actually a basement - there's almost no natural light.
It's mostly quiet (as basements usually are), but punctuated by the front door of the building SLAMMING shut as people come in and out.
Street parking in that neighborhood is not "easy" (it's all 2hr max stay).
The "fast wifi" is unusably slow, and shared with the neighboring unit.
The in-unit laundry is not in-unit but across the hall in the trash can area, and shared with the neighbor.
The "designer fridge" makes an incredible amount of noise all night. It's louder than the dishwasher at times.
And that's just picking at the listing. As a place to stay for a month, the kitchen was barren and didn't have enough pans/utensils/etc to realistically cook more than a ready-meal.
We reported many many other issues to Nikki, some of which she dealt with, but overall, the fact that the owners would rather attach a passive-aggressive note to the back of the door than replace a $60 door closer to improve all the tenants lives tells you everything you need to know about the quality of the stay.
If you DO decide to stay, here are some tips:
Don't open the windows or the resident pigeons will poop on your stuff and you'll get mosquitos inside.
The water takes ~10 minutes to get hot (we timed it). 1 o'clock position is best for the shower. If you turn it towards hot, once it gets there its scalding and takes FOREVER to cool back down.
There were only 3 bath towels, and 2 dish towels. so if you would like a hand towel, wash cloth, or any type of dish cloth bring it yourself. Curiously, there are two dish towels stapled to the walls (as decor, check the photos of the dining area), maybe they might suffice?