I have mixed feelings about this rental. While it was clean and the rental process was pretty well organized, there were a number of things about it that were okay to bad. First of all, I was not expected to have to fill out reams of paperwork after booking through Airbnb. It was a hassle and not what I've experienced other places. It was only when I read the "house rules" more closely that I discovered the rental was located in a very noisy area - something that should definitely be included in the apartment description. Telling me that a "house rule" is that I accept nighttime noise is totally not acceptable; it was critical that I get a good night sleep after flying all day so I would be prepared for a big presentation in the AM, but I would have had to forfeit my deposit of several hundred dollars to change my booking. So I was stuck with this one. And indeed, it was LOUD on Friday and Saturday nights. The place has no ventilation to speak of, so it started to smell bad after a little while. The only way to get any air circulation in the apartment is by opening the patio doors in the bedroom - there's no fan in the kitchen, the living room windows don't open, there's no fan in the bathroom, and no windows in either bedroom, the kitchen, or the bathroom. I tried to contact the hosts the night before checkout to inquire about storing my bags somewhere because my flight didn't leave until late at night the next day, but got no response until I was on my way to the airport (having carried them around all day). There were some nice touches like free chips, but the whole setup is faux-personal - lots of laminated booklets, forms, etc. From what I can tell, the whole floor is made up of identical apartments being rented by the same company through Airbnb so it feels like a hotel. Not my best experience.