The apartment was very well appointed; a lot of Airbnb's have the lowest common denominator in terms of furnishings, but Stuart's apartment had everything you could possibly need, down to an extension cord and enough laundry / dishwasher detergent and bin liners for my three week stay. The kitchen implements were high quality and plentiful, especially. Jen, who handled communications for the property management company, was fantastic. She responded almost immediately to every message, and painlessly handled installing a new microwave on the same day that the old one stopped working.
A couple of things that weren't clear from the previous reviews or the listing, or perhaps I read them too quickly:
1. The second bedroom is upstairs, and the sloping ceiling is the roof. It gets hot, but the AC works well. There are only shutters for part of the wall, opening on a large window to downstairs, so you can hear everything that happens in the living room, although the AC provides some white noise.
2. There is very little natural light in the apartment. You really have to have the lights on at all times, which perhaps is just fine because it would only be hotter if the sun shone directly in the apartment.