Let's just say we moved to a hotel after the first night...
While the location was great and the staff replied to messages promptly, there were a lot of issues that could not be ignored and definitely made us feel like we overpaid. I've stayed at $35/night hostels were better than this. For example,
-the apartment was advertised as having AC and the fact that we would not have AC due to the date of our stay was not well-disclosed. It is mentioned when you click "show more," but it is listed as having AC in at least 2 other places across the listing. If you're coming in October, know that you won't have AC even if they high temperatures are 78.
-We were told by staff to just open a window when the apartment was uncomfortably hot, but the windows have no screens and would have just let all the bugs in. There were already several flies and gnats in the place, probably from when the cleaning staff was working with no AC.
-the listing advertised multiple portable fans, when in reality there was only one. With no AC, we at least expected to have enough fans for each of the two bedrooms, especially since the listing specifies that there would be more than one.
-the carpet in the bedroom nearest the front door was extremely dirty
-the window in that bedroom fell out and into the room at least once (we never touched or tried to open it)
-the fan in that from room's bathroom was falling out of the ceiling
-the sofa had large stains
We are owners of our own rental property, so we understand the challenges that with it, but this one was very disappointing. The apartment and its amenities did not match the listing very well and it had an overall feeling of being unclean.
It seems as if some of the issues that had been listed in the comments and reviews that were reported to have been fixed during the maintenance project that was done in August were not actually fixed, they were just given a band-aid--if that.
Overall, the listing felt deceiving and overpriced for what we got. Ultimately, we at the money and decided to move to a hotel after our first night.