The apartment is fine, and does the job. It's mostly clean, has a fine studio kitchen, has an air conditioner, and it's in an up-and-coming neighborhood. However, I would not stay here again. Check-in and communication with the host was great, but the apartment had an awful smell which I notified the host about and nothing was done. We kept the windows open and the AC on for the 4 days we stayed, and it never got any better. I also went to take a shower and there were either little slugs or mouse feces in the tub, and I took a picture and sent it to the host and all he said was that it was strange and he didn't know what it was. The pictures look much nicer than what the unit actually looks like...the unit is a bit more run-down; broken lampshades, cracking walls, old bedding; those amenities have been replaced with what's been left behind by other guests. The bed was fine, a full size, but the pillows were so used they were flat. The air conditioner says it need a new filter, maybe that's the cause of the bad smell. The host also says to keep the fact that it's an Airbnb a secret because the neighbors don't like it, and that didn't sit right with us. There's a great coffee shop around the corner, Americano, and a fabulous mexican spot not too far called Angela's Cafe, and a delicious brazilian/mexican place called Mi Pueblito, and a nice park right by the T station which is less than a 10 minute walk away, very close to the airport. The unit does get nice light but if you keep the shades open neighbors can see right in. I think this studio could be amazing with a little TLC! I would stay again if the host gives it some love. But then again, I understand you get what you pay for.