Well-intentioned hosts, who are managing multiple Airbnb properties, are still figuring this place out. When we were there, the front entrance to a house that has three (?) Airbnb units was being kept safe via a large chain and padlock which was cumbersome, felt unsafe at night and was very loud when other guests on the property were coming and going. The rooster in the neighborhood, which crowed every morning before dawn, did not help, nor did the loud noises coming from the basement which is also used and accessed by others. We at first thought there was an intruder. The front door is all glass and there is no deadbolt so it feels a bit exposed and vulnerable. There was a large hole in the floorboards which we discovered when my boyfriend stepped in it and almost twisted his ankle. Instead of telling us about it in advance, it had been covered with a rug. When we lifted another rug to be sure we wouldn’t step in more holes, we uncovered a lot of dirt. A host shouldn’t be expected to keep things spotless under a rug but this was egregious and the whole space felt dusty. The place is finished out with cheap hardware, like the sink knobs that kept coming unscrewed. The shower is absolutely lovely, on a high note, although the hand sprayer did not work — and the bathroom has no counter / cabinet / storage space to lay out toiletries, as well as only one towel hook (nowhere to hang hand or face towel.) Some folks unfamiliar with the city might not feel safe walking in the neighborhood at night. Street parking was fairly easy to find nearby, always within a block. Kitchen seemed solid, although the refrigerator door is installed to open on the wrong side for the space. Because the throw pillows can’t be cleaned, would have been great to have more than one pillow each. The dresser is wobbly with sticky drawers. Just a fair amount of jankiness in the cheap furnishings and finishes throughout which make the place feel not quite functional and yet pseudo-corporate at the same time. It could improve with more work and new stuff - the host we encountered mentioned changing the set-up for the entry gate.