I'll start with the good:
-Communication before arriving was responsive and excellent.
-Things were basically as advertised
-In unit washer/dryer was very handy
All of the less-good stuff was pretty minor, but added up to a mildly bad taste in my mouth. Didn't have a major effect on the trip, but just for any curious travelers:
-Rooftop pool (*very* small but nice for a dip and a view) was one of the primary draws of this location. Was closed for part of the stay for maintenance. I get it, stuff happens. But there was no reaching out/communication/offers about this at all.
-For a place designed to host 6+ guests and with a pool, providing 8 medium sized towels for all usage was ridiculous. Survivable with in-unit washer and dryer, but at an absolute minimum I'd say that each guest should have 2 towels (one for pool, one for shower) . Towels are SO CHEAP that it's hard to imagine how to rationalize this policy. I would have actually flown with towels from home if i knew this, which is a sign of how absurd it is.
-More weird and indicative of overall maintenance approach than particularly meaningful, but both of the bathrooms had holes in the walls where the toilet paper holders used to be and standalone toilet paper holders? It's possible the prior guests destroyed them?! A couple other small things just lent the impression that maintenance/shinyness is not a major concern. Not a big deal in our case, just a vibe issue.
-No kitchen basics like salt/pepper/oil/etc. This is more of a nice-to-have than a complaint, but my favorite long airbnb stays have had better kitchens.
Overall it won't stand out as a particularly memorably nice or awful stay. My understanding is that there are a lot of units in the building effectively being run as a hotel. I got no issue with that conceptually - but normally you can get more towels at a hotel when you specifically ask for them :-P
Was a good location, and we had a great trip!