This was my first time using an Airbnb and I didn’t know what to expect, but I was so relieved when I walked into Eric’s apartment. In Eric’s brief summary about himself he said he was in the hospitality business and it was easy to see by the status of the apartment. There were little touches around the apartment that made it feel more homey; fresh flowers on the table, Wi-Fi passwords (which is insane if you book you’ll see what I mean), pack and play for kids, 2 umbrellas, a vacuum, and much more. The apartment was immaculately clean. I have a one and two-year-old and I was not afraid to let them crawl on the floor (it was this clean). Very easy to tell that he doesn’t like here, think of it more as a hotel that is in someone’s home. The entire apartment was updated, chic, clean, and homey. This place looks exactly like the pictures; I was very impressed. I will detail the pros and cons in this place so you can make an informed decision if you want to stay here. PROS: Kitchen: There is a very nice and updated full kitchen. Glasses, plates, utensils, cleaning supplies, paper towels, toaster, etc. were provided. In the full fridge there were condiments; ketchup, mustard, etc. (not much, but these were included). Bathroom: There was shampoo, conditioner, towels, and nice hand soap. In the drawer there were plenty of extras in case we ran out; shampoo, conditioner, toilet paper, scented Epson salt (if we wanted to take a bath). CON: There was what looked like a vent that needed to be cleaned (this was the filthiest thing in the house). Bedrooms: Both bedrooms had a queen size bed. One of the beds was pushed against the wall, in which made it easier for me to sleep on with my two kiddos (to make sure they didn’t fall off the bed). At first jump the beds were very uncomfortable, but after coming home at midnight each night the comfort of the bed no longer mattered). There were some nice touches in the rooms as well. They had night lights and a noise machine. There were also extra plugs to put in phone cords and accessories. In the master there was a larger drawer were clothes could be placed in. Both rooms had closets, but no hangers so if you want to hang clothes bring your own hanger. There were also mirrors in both rooms, in which added a nice touch. Can’t remember if there were overhead fans, but there was a portable fan that could be moved (if you are that person who needs a fan). Living/dining room: The living room/dining room combo was chic, comfortable and cute. The dining room table sat 6 people. The living room had a comfy couch and the about 32-42-inch TV had Roku. Made for a comfortable seating area where me and my friends mingled and watched TV while we waited for everyone...