I will start off by saying that the room and apartment was clean just as stated in the Review. Second thing is the description does not state that the apartment is on the 4th floor. Ashley did include a lot of information in the App that was useful for the stay, but at times I just preferred to ask and she made it seem as if you were bothering just to ask. I felt very uncomfortable just asking for even other info. When I arrived the comforter was wrinkeled and so were the pillow cases, as if someone had slept on them. So, it was only fair that I ask the question, by which she seemed taken aback, but honestly it didn't matter. I am the consumer. Her reply included an offer for me to smell her sheets to verify that the sheets on the bed I was to sleep were clean. No...I was not going to do that. Sheets can have that new laundry smell for days. That doesn't mean they haven't been slept on. Who says that to someone?! Next thing...the cracks in the wall between the airconditioner and the wall. The angle of how the pic on the site is taking doesn't allow to see how wide the crack is. Then there was the towel with big plastic bowl under the AC for leaks. The statement in the description says not to leave AC on when not in the room due to leaks. Get it fixed if you're going to rent the room! So, needless to say, I did not use the AC. Then there was a paint stain on each of the blue curtains, a hole in the screen which was camaflauged by a half screen placed in front of it. In the description it states you can relax on the fire escape landing outside the window. No, that was not going to happen for me. There was a dried, smoke-scorched torn towel stuck to the landing as if there had been something that caught fire and the towel was used to put it out. The mattress was not a very good one. I got up each day with lower back pain. As I slept on one side, it kept sliding downward, so I moved to the middle with no luck. The light issue. If one decides to be a host expect that the guests need light to see. On Friday night after returning from purchasing dinner, I had to fumble in the dark to reach the light next to my room door as the light at the entry way if you turn that on, then you have to walk back to your room in the dark after going to turn it off. A simple smaller light/lamp would have surficed until the end of the night. I understand about conserving energy, but when you decide to be a host/landlord, there are some things that come with the territory. The bathroom was clean, but I had to clean the tub after the guest in room #1 who was inconsiderate and did not clean the tub after he used it. Simply put the value for this room should have been $45 per night or even $35. There needs to be some repairs and a better mattress before renting this room. The walls along the stairs were dirty...that needs to be addressed with management. Also, while I was in the Chinese restaurant across the street, I became aquainted with a neighbor who lives across the street. When I told him where I was staying he stated that he had just talked with someone who said there were issues in that building and he didn't know what was going on. In additon on either Friday or Saturday and Sunday night (2 nights), I was awakened by Ashley and John arguing loudly, cursing each other out. On Sunday night, as they were yelling at each other, she started crying then going on a profanity-laden tirade. If you don't want guests to be disturbed, you shouldn't live in the space that you host in, and if you are not comfortable interacting, the same goes...don't live in the space you host. I have never had an uncomfortable or bad experience with Airbnb, but this one falls into that category.