Our stay was… not great. We were warned in advance that the air conditioning would not be working. We were fine with that. What we weren’t warned about was the putrid mold smell that would be coming out of the vents, which would permeate the entire unit. So much so I had trouble breathing (I have a mold allergy), which forced us to vacate after two nights (it being New Years weekend, we had trouble finding somewhere to move on such short notice).
Subpar support from the owner to remediate the issue (and an issue with a buzzing noise coming from the hvac unit) led to the building manager being called to find where the buzz was coming from. Turns out 1) a transformer was improperly installed by the owner, but also (to the surprise of no one who had to endure the smell), 2) , the filter on the unit was grey, wet, and covered in bugs. No effort was made by the owner to provide any financial relief from the 3 days we were physically unable to stay in the unit, but the owner took it upon herself to send in a cleaning crew without telling us, while we were still supposedly under contract with them. We are still in the middle of the Kafka-esque process of dealing with Airbnb support.
Other than that, the furniture is dated and worn, the bed not comfortable (though the pillows were nice), but the kitchen (which we were unable to use due to the aforementioned cutting short of our stay) looked nice. The view was also decent, but certainly not worth the stress we’ve endured so far from being nearly $2000 out of pocket for the nights we couldn’t use.