Our experience was this location was very uncomfortable. We've used AirBnB on numerous occasions and this was the first time we had a negative experience. We were given kinda confusing instructions on how to find the building but no harm done. We parked and were let in, not by Naseer or the person we were in contact with, but the guy that owned the bodega right next to it? Not a big deal, we go up the stairs and reach a unit that says AirBnB entrance. It's unlocked, keys are there but the apartment is NOT what was advertised in the pictures. The windows are stapled shut, absolutely no sunlight. There's power cables dangling from the door frame (you read that right), the floor is sinking in some sections. The place was clean but not at all what was pictured. A few minutes later, we get a knock on the door and it's the woman we had been in contact with regarding reaching the AirBnB, along with some other guests. She informs us that we are in the wrong unit, so I start gathering my things and then she asked us if we wouldn't mind just staying here since they have more people and the one upstairs has an extra room. She then tells us not to worry and that any price difference will be reimbursed. Not only does this put everyone in an uncomfortable position but keep in mind, this is NOT Naseer. On her way back, she tells us that there isn't a price difference and to contact Naseer or check the AirBnB listing if anything. To this day, I have been unable to find the listing they mentioned so I was never able to compare pricing. So we decide to contact AirBnB, something that was quite difficult to do given that the internet was not working either. When we finally reached out to AirBnB, Naseer texted me to schedule a call. I insisted we message through AirBnB, but he refused. In the end, AirBnB made amends and made up for the customer service this particular host lacked. Yes, it was a clean unit and the free parking was great but the stay itself was a headache.