I rented this 3 bedroom unit for 5 weeks. The pictures of the apartment’s interior on Airbnb looked very nice and they were an accurate representation of the apartment. However, there were significant issues from the start. The master bedroom did not have a bed and wasn’t completely decorated when we moved in. It was not until the beginning of the 3rd week that the bed arrived. However, the room was still unusable because of construction on the property adjacent to our unit which is also owned by the hosts. As an active construction site, the workers were there daily, starting as early as 7:30 am until the late afternoon. Given the loud construction noise, it was not possible to sleep in the master bedroom room past the early morning. Given that my son often worked late into the night he could not use the bedroom. The host’s response to my concerns was to say the city regulations allowed construction to start at 8:00 am and then to blame other workers in the neighborhood (this was not accurate since we could see the workers at her unit under construction from our master bedroom). We attempted to remedy the situation with an agreement that work would not start until 10:00 am but that was not adhered to consistently. This rental was, in essence, a 2-bedroom unit. Additionally, one of the construction workers walked into our unit when we were there. The door was unlocked but he was not invited in. The claim by the host is that he was looking for one of the hosts – by this point, we had been staying at the unit for 3 weeks so why he thought the hosts might be in our apartment is strange. Finally, the neighborhood was questionable - my son’s Lyft driver, while waiting for my son to come outside the apartment, was propositioned by a prostitute. We unsuccessfully attempted to reach an agreeable partial refund due to the unit being functionally a 2-bedroom apartment but were unsuccessful. The fact that the host would only agree to give a refund after we provided a positive review was also a concern.