There are two sets of stairs from the street to front door of this unit, which make it very hard to carry up luggage. The electronic keypad often failed to light up or register the code. It can take 5 or 6 minutes to get inside depending on how long you need to wait for the keypad. Once inside the building, there are 37 stairs to climb to get to the unit. The unit itself also has 20 stairs to reach a very small room - the one in the picture with the billowing blue and white curtains. This room is approx. 10 feet by 7 feet and at any moment you feel as though you could fall down the stairs because it is so cramped. The windows in that room the ones with the "French Doors" have a plastic coating that is worn and now prevents you from seeing outside.
The pictures in the listing make it seem as though the room with the striped curtains is the main room. It is not. It is hard to reach and too cramped for any real use.
Downstairs, there is a pullout sofa couch in the kitchen/living room. The cushions had food inside them and the rug under the coffee table had crumbs AND bugs. We had the host remove all the rugs in morning. If you plan to use the pull-out couch, you won't be able to use the kitchen counter and you will need to move the glass table because the sofa bed takes up all the space in the living room. The glass table is on an X shaped base and it feels precariously placed, but you can't pull out the sofa bed without moving the tables into the corners making it very hard to get up at night and not trip and fall.
The duvet covers on the beds were soiled and needed to be washed. No covers or sheets were provided for the sofa bed. Some of the dishes and glasses in the cupboards were dirty. Guests are required to do the dishes before they leave.