I needed a place to stay in the city while I looked for a longer-term rental, and this apartment served that purpose. The location is great – right in the center of the city, in a walkable and charming neighborhood.
Unfortunately, this airbnb didn't live up to its environs for me. There were a lot of little things that added up to make it feel spartan – like not being able to find a pen or pencil anywhere in the dozens of empty drawers, or the living room not having a single grounded outlet to plug my laptop into (I had to buy an extension cord and move the desk), or the kitchen not having simple salt and pepper. It felt cynical to have a bunch of plastic plants and airbnb-kitsch decor lying around and not have those bases covered. And there were bigger annoyances too, like the listing not mentioning that the laundry requires quarters, or the constant construction noises right next door crescendoing into a bone-rattling tree removal that lasted half a day. I never met or spoke with the host – our only communications were when he emailed me the entrance codes or warned me that the water would be shut off temporarily one evening.
Overall, I feel like I paid quite a lot for a not super comfortable experience. I wouldn't recommend this place if you'll need to work from home during your stay or expect to cook more than basic meals. And at least until the construction ends, I think the price is probably higher than it should be.