Most disappointing Airbnb experience I've had since using their site for years. I often travel for business and expense it, but this experience will push me towards hotels far more often in the future.

Check-in at this room requires that guests retrieve their key from and show their ID to the bartender on the ground floor. The bartender gave me the wrong key. I learned this after walking up (then down) several flights with my stuff to the 4th floor (5th if you include the ground floor). Turned out my actual room was on the 1st floor, just above the bar that was loud until ~2:30 am. I texted Jp, the host, at 10:27 pm that there was no heat. Jp's reply was: "Heat goes on after temperature goes below 50 degrees I believe it's 52 now not under my control" I pointed out there were no extra blankets or comforters. His response: "Sorry Mike I can't control the heat sir...the heat it doesn't go on by law if it isn't below 50 degrees."

Now, I camp and love the outdoors, but also paid >$120 for a place that doesn't even have a cozy, warm sleeping bag. It's worth noting that it became colder as it got later. The only radiator, behind the door in the bathroom, was still cold in the morning after I slept ~4 hours. Wait for the best part as here was my last message to Jp at 7:52 am: "Just left your place, or whoever's place it is. The door is closed, but there is no way to leave it locked. I was unable to take a shower because of no hot water. In over 5-6+ years of staying at Airbnb places, I don't think I've left more than one negative review. Heat and hot water is all I needed."

Literally, there was no hot water. I ran the shower, then tried the sink faucet for 10-15+ minutes and the barely lukewarm water turned cold within a minute. If you're still interested in this place and trust this host, here's a lay of the land: While walking up and down several flights, I saw at least 3 other doors on various floors in the building that were ajar, the front door to the building was ajar and the place seems like it's owned by some cheapskate landlord who relies on folks like "Jp" to manage the rooms. I don't doubt if other people had better experiences than me, but know what happened during my stay. I'm honest and straightforward. Feel free to read my other reviews.

I won't be returning here and wish anyone considering a stay in this building the very best. Plan for a camping experience: bring a winter sleeping bag, do what I did and try to cover the lower part of the window with the 4-5 extra pillows because your bed is right below the window and don't bother bringing soap or shampoo. Oh, if noise bothers you, bring earplugs.