Sarah was very friendly, and had good communication. And the location of the apartment is ideal for tourists; it's within walking distance of everything. BUT, I rated this place poorly for a number of reasons:
There were no paper towels provided.
The were only 1.5 rolls of toilet paper provided for a three-night stay.
There was no plunger in the apt (and the toilet clogged).
There was a creaky cheap bed frame that shook with every small movement during the night.
Only a very thin blanket was provided(ie, no thick comforter like a hotel) [another blanket was in the closet, but I could not be sure it had been washed].
There were cheap plastic blinds, and with an orange halogen light streaming through during the night hours, so the blinds didn't suffice (it was very bright at night).
The window AC unit pumps dry air into the apartment all night, so I would wake up incredibly thirsty (the unit needs a humidifier).
A large homeless population seems to congregate two blocks away, so it DEFINITELY was not safe to park on the street overnight (requiring ramp parking [an extra $50]), and this should be explained in the description.
Because the apartment is in a common building area, wipes or hand sanitizer could be provided for the common entry door.