My stay was great for the location and purpose. To visit my son who lives close by. But leading up to it was stressful. On the day of check-in I did let the host know that I probably wouldn’t get there till late afternoon and he refused to let me know what the lockbox number or the apartment number was. The check in information. He told me I could not have that information until I actually arrived at the building, which made me very stressed out because I was driving from Maine and I was like is this going to end up being some kind of scam. Ive rented rentals from Vrbo and was always given the lockbox number if there was one or the information on how to get into the rental on the day of checkin. So I did not even know that information, until after I arrived and parked, and after a long, 8 Hour Dr. in traffic, because it was Thanksgiving holiday it was stressful. And I even let him know that on the ride down there, that I was kind of annoyed that he wouldn’t give me the check in information and he was making me wait until I arrived. So when I did arrive. I parked in the garage across the street. My son, who lives a block away, met me, and we walked across the street, and I let the host know that I was there, and he gave me the code to open the lock box for the key, and he gave me the apartment number and I had my hands full so I told my son what the lock box number was because he was staying there with me and someone was standing very close to us on the phone, and he was listening in on our conversation and told whoever was on the other end of his phone that I said the lockbox number out loud. I assume that was somebody who worked with the host because when we came back down a short while later to find some dinner, the lockbox was gone from its location So I was very uncomfortable. Felt like I was being spied on. Though I totally get removing the lockbox and changing the code between renters. That makes sense. Just don’t do it in front of the person that’s renting it. And has already paid for it The apartment itself is great and had almost everything you need. Except No wine opener. No can opener. No ice. There was a tiny little ice tray for eight ice cubes and there were only two towels for a three night stay for two people, so that was a problem as we both like to shower each day and both have thick curly hair. So I had to keep washing the towels. And lastly, there is a noise coming from somewhere within the apartment. I think the refrigerator, but it happens every couple of hours and it sounds like someone is knocking at the door so many times I had to get up to see if someone was actually knocking on the door until I realized it was coming from one of the appliances or something. So I suggest the owner spend some time in that apartment to figure out what that noise is coming from because it sounds exactly like someone is knocking at the door. Otherwise the building is gorgeous and the apartment is great for a short stay. But if two people are staying at a rental, they should always be more than two towels. Usually hospitality calls for two towels per person plus one hand towel per person, and one face cloth.