This Airbnb unit is probably a better fit for the younger generation than it was for me and my wife (we are in our 60s). One issue for us was the two steep flights of stairs - this is not an elevator unit - leading to the rental. Fortunately, David helped us to move our luggage up, but we did need to get everything down on our own.

My wife and I believe that a younger generation would appreciate the Apple TV and the availability of video games. David did spend some time (15 minutes, perhaps) trying to orient us to this world of technology, but in the end, we were more interested in watching the news. This was tricky as the very limited live TV seemed to be antenna based reception, which was sketchy.

We wished there had been blankets - at least one - provided, as there was one day that was chilly. When we realized there was no heat (mid afternoon) we called David. He told us he would call the landlord. We also reported this to Airbnb, which may also have contacted David, because he called back to tell us that he had contacted a neighbor in the building, who said the heat was beginning to come up. We were fortunate to have family nearby. They loaned us a blanket. David also said he would reimburse us if we wanted to buy a blanket, but by that time, we were uncertain where to make such a purchase since it was Saturday evening, and the neighborhood had no clearly identifiable stores to buy bedding.

We also had an arrangement to meet David at 4 p.m, on the day of our arrival. We called him several times, and went to the building three times and rang the doorbell. On the final attempt, David did see my wife, but since he did not know her, he did not respond to the doorbell. We called Airbnb, who also tried calling David, but with no success. At about 5 p.m., David called us from a different number than the one he had given us. He said he thought he had given us the number he was calling from. However, neither we nor Airbnb had this number.

My wife and I believe that younger, more techno-savvy people would very much enjoy this unit. There are, however, obstacles for techno-phobes such as my wife and myself.