This is not an entire place. It's a hotel suite on the 34th floor of an extremely busy/chaotic hotel. We had to wait in line for 20 minutes to check in and were promptly turned away by the hotel staff because we were 40 minutes early for our 4 PM check in. The rigidity of that process felt very industrial/commercial. It did not feel like this was someone's cared for/cherished vacation rental.
The room itself was very nice. It had views all around the city and roughly 6 balconies that my kids loved... but they're young so there was no way I was going to let them on a balcony of a hotel room on the 34th floor. It slept 6 but only had plate/silverware for 4 and a number of the items were chipped or mismatched.
There was an additional round of paperwork after we booked that did not have anything to do with Air BnB or the hotel but only the rental company. It disclosed our personal liability, the lack of services included*, and details protecting the real estate company's interests. If we didn't sign this paperwork, our reservation would not have been confirmed... despite Air BnB having already collected payment for the room. They also asked for the names and birth dates of our minor children. This was/is out of bounds. We refused during the paperwork process and were asked again upon check in and refused again. (The hotel staff indicated it was so that if our children got locked out of the room, they could tell the staff their name and they would get a room key.)
This is not what we've been accustomed to with Air BnB. It lacked a personal touch and felt like "a hotel that was looking for an opportunity to rent out more of it's suites got together with a real estate company looking to capitalize on vacationers looking for an 'Entire Place' on Air BnB." It was not a good experience and we will not be booking with either organization again.
*No room cleaning or towel service - because it's a suite in a hotel but they wouldn't operate it like it was a hotel.