We did not stay at the apartment. We had to leave. There was NO AC - it was over 85 degrees and rising in the unit. Also: heaven only knows when it was last cleaned. The stairway to the unit and its walls were cracked, scuffed, and dirty. A huge cockroach was in the master bedroom. Some smaller bugs were dead in the hall bathroom. FYI the separate tiny toilet and shower areas in the master have two unattached makeshift seperate steps from the floor leading to them, challenging and perhaps dangerous. This you do not see from the photos. There is a large water tank in the tiny kitchen, which also is absent from photos. I could go on and on, but the reason for our leaving was simple: it was unbearably hot. We sat at the table in the living room, sweating profusely, trying to contact Douglas and Airbnb. We finally reached Airbnb by phone and lodged our complaint, which, I believe was recorded. And my husband sent a message explaining the lack of AC to Douglas to which he received no timely response, so we left. The apartment was uninhabitable. We documented the foregoing with photos which were sent to the management company per Douglas' request. FYI the price of this apartment changes radically with Airbnb's "dynamic" pricing, whatever that means. We were charged $659.38 per night for three nights, including tax, cleaning, etc. ($1978.16)! Airbnb shows the base price for the relevant rental period as $247 per night; the management site prices a night stay in June at $195. (See Great Dwellings.com property ID 58811.) Just something to watch out for when renting through Airbnb. If we had stayed in the apartment, I would certainly take issue with that charge. But it is now irrelevant as the place was not livable for the period of our rental. On the positive side, the location above a shop is good for Georgetown, but there are narrow, steep stairs leading to the apartment. I have no doubt the A/C has been fixed, and the place properly cleaned, and the rate adjusted to reflect the unit's worth. And I am sanguine about the prospects for the prompt return of our full payment by Douglas and/or Airbnb as that would be the right thing to do. As of this writing, I have heard from neither of them but hope springs eternal.