We are experienced Airbnb guests and hosts, and unfortunately, this Airbnb experience really fell short for us. It didn't feel like an Airbnb at all, i.e. like "home away from home". It felt more like a hotel suite with a kitchen. It wasn't warm and inviting. It was stark and minimal. The photos show several pieces of art work, plants, a wall clock, a couch, ottoman, and throw pillows. None of these were present. The couch with throw pillows and ottoman was instead replaced by a loveseat with hard arms and no pillows. We were working remotely one of the days we were there and that wasn't great- the wifi network was listed incorrectly which is not a big deal, but I'd hope that it would have been corrected since a previous review mentioned it. More so, the wi-fi was spotty and there really isn't a "designated workspace" as the listing suggests. There is a (standard/low) coffee table and high-top dining table, neither of which are conducive to a full day of working.
There were several things that we felt were lacking. We were there for 5 nights and the one tiny bar of soap only lasted for half the time, there were only 4 bowls/mugs/plates so we had to wash them after two days (or run a pretty empty dishwasher), there were nice cutting boards, but only one small paring knife - no chopping knives, and while the message said it would replenish coffee before our stay there were only 3 packets (despite our 5 night-stay).
Another issue was cleanliness- while on the surface, everything looked clean, there was a lot of dust on the rim of the bathroom mirror, the shower door bar was dirty (as evident by the dirt that appeared on the washcloth we hung on there), the one kitchen cabinet shelf we went to use was really sticky, and there was food left in the garbage disposal by someone prior to us and so that was attracting gnats until we figured that out on day two. There was also a fly problem on the front mat that caused us to enter the apartment and shut the door behind us as quickly as possible. We never left food out (barely even ate there) and yet had a fly issue the enter time.
Hosts were communicative but not personal. All but one communication felt like an automated message. It just felt like they are renting out an apartment rather than hosting an Airbnb.
This place would be fine for a weekend if you just want a place to crash and shower, but you may be left underwhelmed like us, if you prefer a more homey, personal experience, which is what we have come to know with Airbnbs.