The title of the listing calls the apartment "luxurious." In my opinion this is an affront to the definition of the word. While the host was certainly communicative and the check in was a breeze, the apartment itself is not worth the $300+/night price. Here are some things to consider:
1. Once we entered, we found that the couch which is listed in the picture had no legs and was sitting directly on the floor. Moreover, it had a large stain and a whole in the fabric. I had to cover it with a blanket since I didn't want my kids to sit on it directly.
2. There is a water leak in the ceiling right above the bathroom (AC unit, perhaps?). The water leaks THROUGH THE LIGHT IN THE CEILING, creating not only an electric code violation but an obvious health hazard. We had to shower without the light about the tub and only after turning off the AC.
3. The TV sits directly on top of a drawer. It's not mounted to the TV, there is no stand, just simply on top of a clothes drawer. Also, the TV is in the bedroom. There is NO TV in the living room, so for families with small children, its far from ideal.
4. The layout of the apartment is anything but practical. You enter INTO the bedroom. Then you must go either through the bathroom or the second bedroom into the living room.
5. The kitchen had one pot for cooking which was burnt, so we had to buy a pot to cook.
6. The backyard is pleasant enough, aside from the two broken chairs stacked one on top of another to create one chair (causing my son to scratch himself on the broken plastic chards).
Generally speaking, the feeling is that every expense was spared.
I would say that if the price was one third of what it is, it's a decent stay for a young couple perhaps. However, at the price point, or for families, it is just not worth it.