Things that someone doesn't want to see, walking into their AirBnb: unmade bed with used sheets, used towels in a clump on the bathroom floor, skid marks in the toilet, toothpaste stuck to the bathroom sink, garbage from the last guest on the counter. Unfortunately, this is what we walked in on during our check-in process at Sani's place. To Sani's credit, she got the cleaning service to attend and change the sheets & towels and do a quick-15-minute-surface-cleaning (which, honestly, wasn't enough. that's literally what the time in-between guests, from 10-4pm, is supposed to be used for, but whatever). When something like this happens, it's not just an "inconvenience" - though that's what Sani continued to refer to it as. An "inconvenience" is running out of clean towels, not walking into a dirty apartment that hasn't been cleaned between guests.
After further trying to communicate with Sani about how she could amend this "inconvenience", I was left unread until Sani needed me to write a 5-star review, and hoped we "enjoyed [our] stay". After getting AirBnB involved, only then did Sani respond to my complaint about our stay.
It's in a prime location, and you could be like me and not listen to the negative reviews and past warnings from other folks here, but it's not worth it. It's an expensive stay (especially for what you get) for a cheap experience with unacceptable standards. Do with that what you will. I can't recommend Sani's place.