Things I would would tell my friend if they were going to reserve this space: To begin with the positives, I do feel that the pictures accurately depict what the overall space looks like. It is indeed smaller in person than specific angled photos would have you believe, but most listings are, so that’s almost expected. The owner put -slight- effort into remodeling the apartment, which did look extremely sloppy and cheap, but the attempt to make it look even a little nice at all was still noted and appreciated. The shower water pressure was really good. That’s about where the positives end. First, the location is extremely ghetto and unsafe feeling. The apartment is connected to and above a smoke shop/mechanic (all in one) business. Luckily I brought my German Shepherd service dog that was able to make us feel a little safer when people saw us walking him down the street, but had it not been for me bringing him I genuinely would have never felt safe going outside of the apartment unless to go directly to my car, and hopefully able to get a close street parking spot. I would honestly have to recommend traveling with a buddy if booking here, otherwise you just simply don’t feel safe. First impression when walking in is that the place had an overwhelming smell of food, so much so that we regret not packing candles to light. Eventually you get used to it and don’t notice it anymore, but something to consider. Also there was leftover Chinese food in the freezer, as well as ice trays with hair and food frozen in the ice cubes. Needless to say the freezer should be avoided. Plan to either always be in the bedroom or out and about because the futon in the living room is hard as cement. Lastly, and almost most importantly (next to the unsafe location, that is), is that the bed and pillows were extremely uncomfortable. We were literally racking our brains around wondering where you can even possibly buy a bed and pillows that feel so uncomfortable. So uncomfortable, it’s like you had to put effort into making it this way. Because trust me, I have stayed in plenty AirBNBs and hotels everywhere, never really being bothered by anything regarding my actual sleeping arrangement. A bed is a bed, almost any pillow is mostly do-able. NOT HERE. I don’t know how it’s physically possible for it to be so bad, but plan to not get an ounce of sleep because this bed has less than zero support and the pillows feel like a loose sheet rolled up into a pillowcase for your head. This place defines the saying “you get what you pay for” to the deepest core. So fellow AirBNBers, you’ve been warned.