The host seemed like a nice person but some things about the apartment itself were just disappointing and made the apartment not very comfortable to the point that we actually thought about heading home a night early just to go somewhere more comfortable. The main issues we had with the place were: 1) the heat didn't seem to work. We left it set at 70 for 2 hours to heat it up from 66 and it didn't budge the whole time so we gave up and purchased an electric-heated blanket for the second night of our stay; 2) needs more blankets. The bedding wasn't enough considering that the place never really got warm inside; 3) the air conditioner was still installed in the window of the living room in mid-December, which seemed to let cold air into the apartment. Can't imagine what it is like there when the temperature really gets colder in 0-10 degree range; 4) needs a few extension cords. The outlets were all unfortunately placed such that there was no where that you could sit down and use your phone or laptop while it was charging at the same time. I had to charge my laptop with it resting on the floor of the kitchen, for example. Would have been nice to be able to work on my laptop at the kitchen table while plugged in; 5) shower curtain was moldy; 6) toilet paper holder fell over and I had to move it around to get it to sort of stay up; 7) guests should know ahead of time that the hallway is under significant construction. It was a downer to come and find the mess throughout the hallway from paint supplies and random metal pieces strewn about; 8) it would be nice if the neighbors didn't smoke weed. Kind of felt like being in a college dorm again with that and the thin walls in the bedroom hearing the conversation and music next door; 9) the apartment is the only one that is not labeled on the door, so we had to ask someone else in the building which one was the correct one because we didn't see the door until the end of the hallway; 10) needs at least one nightstand for the bedroom - there is nowhere to rest a glass of water or your phone next to you so you have to put them on the floor; 11) should provide k cups for your guests. This is the first apartment we have been to that did not provide coffee for the coffee maker and it is sort of expected to have it there to be competitive; 12) I'm sure the host meant well to communicate about check-in details but some folks may prefer less messages if they are on vacation and just want to disconnect from their phone leading up to and after check-in. Would be ideal for the host to send just 1-2 messages with all the necessary information like a hotel...