Beautiful apartment in a very convenient location, but the most infuriating experience I've had since joining the Airbnb app.
What the listing doesn't tell you is you are required to provide the host with both your email and phone number (as they remain anonymous behind their "EA Rentals" name). This contact information is used to spam you with tediously specific instructions on how to circumnavigate a variety of obstacles which clearly indicate that the building owners don't intend for tenants to be renting out their places. Among these instructions are details on how to download, install, and register with the phone app Pavel invites you to which is required to open doors and use elevators in the building (more on that later), a request that guests don't mention to the concierge that they are staying at an Airbnb, and a completely flawed procedure on how to get the falsely advertised "free on-premesis parking". I was fairly busy before check-in and I had to pause what I was doing in several instances to coordinate arrival times, provide additional contact information, and confirm I received app invites.
The app to open doors was a pain to figure out and on multiple occasions we had to ask for help from people who live in the building (just to watch them struggle with the same thing). Cell service in the garage was bad, amplifying the annoyance. Worst of all, the "free parking" required that we use a key card on exit, but the terminal said something along the lines of "user has already left the building" and I ended up having to pay $48 for the night before bringing the keycard back upstairs to the apartment!
This place is a hassle and I would recommend avoiding it. I'm currently traveling across the entire country; I've stayed in cities in every state across the periphery of the US and I've never once had to jump through so many hoops to go to bed.