We were definitely blown away when we walked into the house (you enter through the front door, into seemingly someone else’s living quarters though we never saw anyone). At first glance the unit looked nice, but once we spent a little time there we were disappointed. Everything felt worn out and dirty, the beautiful sofa is threadbare, the towels were mismathed and looked like they’d been picked up at a second hand store, we ended up buying our own. The listing stated there was a dishwasher (we were traveling with an 8mo old that is bottlefed so this was an important amenity for us) but there was not one. There wasn’t anything there at all to wash dishes with, so we had to buy sponges in addition to the towels and a bottle cleaning system because he glassware in the cabinets were filthy. There was some mold issues, mushrooms growing from a leak in the kitchen ceiling and the air vent had a ring of mold growing around it in the bedroom, the air generally smelled of mildew. The most serious issue we had was that the locks on the door didn’t work. It wasn’t until we came back our second evening that we realized we were folling the given instructions and entering the code, but nothing was actually happening, the lock was perpetually unlocked, and the deadbolt had been disabled so even from within the unit you could not lock the door. We ended up propping a barstool under the knob and hoping for the best. If these things don’t matter to you, I will say the unit was easy to get to, and street parking was plentiful.