This was clearly a new Airbnb with the bare minimum set up. Always recommend that before listing live 3 days in the space with what is there. The list fills out as you go. Like when you make coffee and realize no mugs, or go to season something and nothing but plates and glasses in the pantry. Almost everything still had a tag or sticker on it. Prepare to bring anything you need to cook a meal beside the pan. Biggest challenge for us was there is only one key fob and the elevator, pool, and gym requires a swipe so my family could not split up. One time we got separated on the elevators and just had to wait in the lobby for her to find me. Very inconvenient. Lots to learn here. Red was responsive but unapologetic about what we were dealing with. He did send some disposable coffee cups, foldgers coffee (for what that is worth), water, salt and pepper, toilet paper, and paper towels in response to initial surprise regarding coffee mugs. Good location and good parking. Red was oddly concerned about us reaching out to the front desk. Guessing the building is not supportive of short term rentals. So that also felt weird. Not my best experience with Airbnb.