Bad experience, and the place wasn't really ready to get rented out. But it seemed like getting money was the primary objective. Neighborhood is crawling with cops. The place is in a basement with a very little natural light. There are upstairs tenants who are very noisy and stay up late, plus the ceiling is thin so you can hear everything, like kids running back and forth loudly. The place was very clean, but it definitely seemed like It was a hodge- podge of spare items put together from other people's houses. Beds were uncomfortable and cheap, one was up on stilts and falling apart. The TV was leaning against the wall without a stand. Couch was like somebody's spare basement couch. Towel rack was ripped off the wall in the bathroom and the desk/dedicated office space as advertised wasn't there because it was apparently broken by the last guest. Had some lady bust in the apartment at 3:00 a.m. aggressively looking for the last tenant. The host was helpful and quick to respond, but at the end of the day I had to leave because there was just too much going wrong in that place and I couldn't take it anymore. Host said he would work with me to compensate me back but the overall transaction afterwards became very very shady and essentially I got screwed. They got their money and I got reminded to not believe in people's good nature. Note to self, always read reviews, or notice the lack thereof. Good to know Airbnb doesn't protect guests from this kind of thing.