i can’t say i was totally satisfied.
in my opinion places like these shouldn’t be allowed to be on airbnb. their goal isn’t hospitality but how many people they can shove in a building to get the most money. during my stay it was insanely packed with people & hard to get around.
messages are automated and impersonal & i couldn’t get clear answers before i arrived. check in goes the same way as you’re one of hundreds so they rush you along without explaining anything - even how to find your room, which isn’t the airbnb way. i’m sure they think their 50 long messages they send to you day-of are going to be read & understood & that counts as your welcome.
pictures are not an accurate representation as of course they show their best room. the rooms are actually very dark, tiny, and depressing.
spent a wild amount of money on room service and food was well below average. water costs the same as a cocktail.
if you’re just in town to partyparty & won’t be in your room much, i’m sure this would be fine for you. the lounge area looked really amazing to hang around in.
again, i personally just don’t believe a space like this should be listed on airbnb, as there are sort of unwritten standards for airbnb that this didn’t offer. i’ve stayed at many hotels through airbnb before that STILL take the time for you before, upon and during arrival. just overall dissatisfied with the impersonal interactions & representation.