The pictures do not accurately represent the living space. The room is there but the furniture is completely different, it isn't better or worse just inaccurate.
The Good: The view is great. Right out to the mountains. The location is great, right next to the sixteenth street mall. It's a shame not much is open during COVID.
The Bad: The AC doesn't work in the unit and the TV is about as old as I am. I don't watch TV and I visited in the early spring so the AC being broken was only a problem for a few of the days during my month stay.
The Ugly: The owners advertised the unit as 'breakfast provided' there's no breakfast. They failed to disclose that there were/are MASSIVE amounts of remodeling being done. During my stay the fire alarm went off three times due to shorts in the wiring. No elevators during an alarm so three times down 37 flights of stairs (one time up as well when the FD couldn't get the alarm shut off at 1:30 AM. The fitness center was unavailable the entire time I was there, also due to the construction.
I was also required to give access to two teams of workmen during my stay.
Checkout was a nightmare. They claimed and tried to charge me for the key to the room that I left at the front desk. When the lobby video was checked and I was clearly shown to hand over the keys, they 'found' the key. They also tried to charge me a 'deep cleaning' fee of $200 dollars. Thankfully a friend warned me to always take an exit video of every BNB I visit 'Just in case' and I did. After a brief mediation/viewing the video by AirBNB their claim was found to be false as I had left the place spotless including running the dishwasher as I exited the unit.
Beware this owner...and ALWAYS take an exit video. It's the easiest 2 minutes ever and you just upload it to youtube.com, send BNB the link and you can save yourself a lot of 'he said, she said' arguing.