I'll start with the positive. The bedroom, bathroom and kitchen were extremely clean, the bed was comfortable, and I was able to enter the apartment without any problems. It was a great price. The Airbnb is close to the subway.
The negative: The listing says this is a "business purpose apartment" during the week, with a room available on weekends. I did not know what this meant. I showed it to several friends, who all had different interpretations. It turns out the apartment is a day care. Normally, I would have no problem with that, but because of the pandemic, I was worried about entering a room that just a couple hours before had been filled with people too young to be vaccinated and their parents who were picking them up. I opened all the windows and left for two hours. I considered staying with a friend, but after looking into how long the coronavirus lives in the air, I decided that five hours with some ventilation would be safe. But it was a stressful decision. Had I known, I would still have stayed here, but I would have asked for all the windows to be open beforehand and it would not have been such a surprise.
Second, there was a video camera on the top of the refrigerator that should have been disclosed. I didn't want to cover it up because I wasn't even sure what it was. I asked Carmen toward the end of the stay, and she said it was a camera, it should have been removed and it was not trained on the part of the apartment that I was using, and also she did not look at the recordings. That was good to know, but there is an expectation of privacy with an Airbnb (it's in the rules that cameras must be disclosed), and you have to walk through the living room/day care to reach the bedroom.
Third, the walls are thin, so it was loud at night ... I could hear the people next door speaking even at a normal volume.
So, great value, very clean, good location, but full disclosure in the listing would have made this a safer and less stressful visit.