This condo is in an ok location. It isn't central but it isn't a far walk to most places. The condo is nice inside, appears to be recently updated. We had enough room and were comfortable inside the condo. However we had a few issues with our stay. First issue is that with our original conversation with the host she acted as if she was doing us a favor allowing us to stay here. Which is odd, this wasn't the best place but we didn't want to spend much time looking and it looked good enough. Second issue was that she seemed stressed or concerned with folks staying at her place. Which is odd, why offer your place on Airbnb if you are afraid that folks will want to stay. Third issue, and feedback to the host, is that the doors are complicated. The front door has a combination keypad but requires a physical key. It doesn't auto lock when closed but requires pressing keypad buttons and using the physical lock. Host needs to look into simplifying this. The door to the condo door is much easier, it's a keypad and locks when you shut the door. Fourth issue, the host didn't have a key policy and we misplaced the key on the last day. We contacted the host and she didn't offer a replacement but was more concerned about the HOA/Condo association being upset with her because she is renting her place and this might make them concerned/upset/or prevent her from renting in the future. This explains the observation of the host appearing to be stressed having folks in her place. So without a key replacement we were trapped in the condo until we left for the airport. Not a total loss but we did lose about 6 hours of our vacation which included a networking breakfast that we won't get back. A simplified key system, third issue, could have made this a non-issue. In addition to not offering a solution for the misplaced key, she tried to get $490 for a replacement key. Her itemized list included $230 for having the key replaced, and $260 for having her property manager stay the day at the condo. Her key was not special and could have been replaced at ay key shop. She included “I’m guessing” in her itemized list for her request for money which doesn’t give me a lot of confidence that her request for money was well thought out. The average price of a new key is $12 including getting the lock rekeyed and takes 10 minutes. The host then threatened additional fees for delaying this payment. Conclusion: the host passes on her stress and concerns to the folks that stay in her condo. I do not recommend this host to continue renting on Airbnb if it is going to cause this stress for her renters. I also recommend anyone looking to stay here demand that the physical key be replaced with a keypad code or alternative...