The place is pretty functional. Like most hotel-like business-airbnb, it doesn't feel very homey. I also very much dislike how Kasa doesn't have pictures of the exact place you're going to get and instead puts you in some random place with "similar furniture". I think that's unnecessarily lazy and inevitably will lead to problems as it did with me. I was put in a room that didn't have either a desk nor a table (things which the listing said it would have both of). I mentioned this to them, and to their credit, they moved me into a different room the next day that had a desk (but still no table). The new room was subtantially better, had a better view, had a desk, and wasn't right next to a constrution zone like the other room was. Again, to their credit, I asked for compensation for the day I was in the worse room and they gave me something I thought was reasonable. Still, it was pretty expensive for what it was, probably because of the location.