I travel a lot, and as Airbnb evolves and strives to differentiates itself from hotels hosts should be held to a higher standard. In my opinion the review should be about the experience, and not necessarily about the space itself. The best review is the one which outlines the guest experience in the most honest way possible. That being said, here's the good: The space is new, modern, comfortable and clean. It felt very cozy and inviting. I was able to run along the river and walked or scootered to all my destinations in town. The bad: The free coffee was great, but there were no creamers or sugar alternatives. There was a large door to the outside with no window covering, so anyone in the back yard can look directly inside the unit. It appeared that the space was blocked with gates, but still a little uncomfortable to not be able to "shut the curtains". The digital lock, while convenient, didn't offer a dead bolt or other security device to prevent entry during the night. This is an important consideration because as I walked around the neighborhood I was frequently asked for money by panhandlers and felt a little uncomfortable about my surroundings. The listing mentioned having a "TV" but the TV didn't work. There was no access to live tv, and none of the streaming channels were working because the TV was experiencing a software error and freezing. When I messaged the host and airbnb, their only response was to give me the login information despite my efforts to explain to them that the TV wasn't working. Finally on the last night of my stay I took it upon myself to figure out how to factory reset the TV and was able to login and get some content to play. All in all this was an OK stay. Not the greatest and not the worst. With some minor adjustments Roman can make this a 5 star stay across the board.