I find it puzzling to how the Airbnb was marketed as a luxury apartment. By the standards of 30 years ago, I would have agreed. The curtains were falling apart, lightings were dusty and old, kitchen cabinet hinge was loose, clock has stopped working, none of the decor within spelt luxury for us.
Sure it has some of its described properties, but beware that the second bedroom was hardly a bedroom. It was just a cordoned off by a curtain in the common area, with no proper closet to hang your clothes and a nearly full length mirror propped against the floor.
The kitchen windows' tinted film were obviously poorly DIYed. Living room sofa looks very very used and dirty, with stains on it.
Furthermore, the host was very particular on house rules, with fine imposed on every rule breach. We were so afraid that we'll get fined by little things that we were not at ease staying there.
If you are looking for a convenient stay, sure I would recommend it still! Just wished it was marketed and described more accurately for what it's for.