Cons:
- You must take the initiative to contact the host to know where to get the key, lock box code and unit is.
- Worst nights sleep - The bed is by far the most uncomfortable thing I’ve ever slept on. Remember that bed you slept on when you were a kid or that free bed that was on the corner of the street? Well it’s the one you will sleep on here. Also, the pillows don’t offer any support or comfort either so good luck there.
- No toilet paper - My husband and I stayed here for a week and had a roll and a half. Luckily, there is a Walgreens nearby. Thanks to the previous airbnber who bought an extra TP roll, paper towels and utensils so we wouldn't need to.
- Filthy dishes - I tried to use some and they were sticky, moldy and disgusting. I found a few cleaner dishes and soaked them until they were usable.
- Power surge - heater, TV, and microwave were the only things in use in but we had no idea where the breaker was. Fortunately, it was the last hour we were there so it really just the cherry on top for our feelings about the place.
- Noise level - you are on the bottom floor with the pipes so you will hear things popping or dripping frequently. The upstairs tenant has early phone convos so bring some ear plugs. Really didn't bug us too much but figured it should be mentioned for you light sleepers out there.
Pros:
- Spacious Studio - Honestly, the apartment was fantastic. There was plenty of room for a desk, kitchen table, couch and bed.
- Location - 5 minute walk to good restaurants and Walgreens. $20-25 Lyft to the museums.
TLDR; If you are okay with buying your own essentials and sleeping on an uncomfortable bed then this is the place for you.