Pros: Location is right in the middle of downtown so it's very easy to walk to restaurants/bars and shopping that is near
The sheets and blankets were nice, soft and clean
The building is nice and decor is modern and tasteful
The beds were relatively comfortable even the sofa bed
Filtered water and ice in the frig
Salt, pepper and cooking spray, 2 thin kitchen towels, 2 pot holders, plates, glasses, pots, 2 baking pans and flatware available
Accomodated a late check out
Bedroom was quiet
Entire unit was very clean and other neighbors were pretty quiet
The hosts were easy to reach and very polite and accommodating when able
Cons: There are lots of homeless people outside the building who were yelling at all hours of the night
Musicians were playing outside the building and since the windows are single paned, you can hear them playing over the t.v. until around 10-11 pm
The other street noise is also loud like sirens, loud cars, etc.
Bathroom door does not lock (barn door style)
No bottled waters or granola bars to get the guests started as what is usual for Airbnb hosts and we did not see anywhere close to get this without paying a lot for it. We ended up taking a $10 Uber to Walmart.
Only 4 bath towels available (3 guests) so I had to wash towels everyday (no softener so I'd bring dryer sheets on your trip)
The parking was hairy for us. We had large suitcases and since the downtown area was so crowded, we could not find a place to offload the luggage and had to walk from the parking deck and drag 2 huge suitcases up stairs since the elevator was not working. When checking out, the art gallery was not open to use their elevator so we had to drag the suitcases down the stairs.
The parking is kind of expensive. We paid the $20 the first day and then found street parking but we were afraid to give the good parking spot up and ended up Ubering to locations which costs a lot overall (each trip was $10-$12 each way)
No TV in the bedroom