This listing that this location is typically best for younger travelers looking for a hostel vibe. The entire building is comprised of Airbnb properties. We encountered many folks who’d had too much to drink and some vomit and urine in the hallway. I know that’s not something a host can really control but it was obviously seriously unpleasant.
Something you should be aware of while there is the front door. There is a padlock controlled by keypad; however, anyone from the hallway can turn/move the door handle and the handle can’t be locked from the inside to stop this. We experienced a drunk guy mistakenly thinking our room was his— and he didn’t want to walk away. He stayed outside the door for several minutes and tried to open the door. He moved the handle repeatedly and though we knew our door was locked, seeing and hearing the handle turning over and over late at night was deeply unsettling.
The elevators were out/being repaired during our stay. However, there were 6 elevators working yet we had to wait for ten minutes-plus for one on a slow morning with not much activity— so no perceivable reason for the wait. We ended up having to walk up/down 14 flights of stairs more than once during our one night stay.
The foldout bed in the couch was really uncomfortable. The metal parts from the bed were easily felt through the thin mattress. We saw some “eggshell” padding foam in the walk in closet but didn’t think to put it on the bed until the next morning. Not sure that’s why it was there, but that’s my best guess.