I hate writing negative reviews, and especially because Kevin was a nice host, but the only way to describe this place was "sub-standard." The most important thing to note is that it really isn't a two-bedroom apartment. There's a bed in the living room. I mean, you could see it as a two-bedroom with no living room. In any case you either have no common area, or you're using one of the bedrooms as a common area. The kitchen is small and very poorly equipped. Old cheap cookware and no spices (not even pepper when we arrived - only salt). That being said there was very good coffee and a coffeemaker, which was nice. Although to add on that, there was old moldy coffee in the maker. The place wasn't clean when we arrived, and Kevin apologized because they turned over the place quickly. It wasn't horrific - there were clean linens etc, but stuff like the old coffee, and parts of the apartment that clearly hadn't been swept or dusted for a long time. The bathroom was terrible - the tub was just disgusting and didn't drain. After a couple of minutes, you'd be ankle-deep in water. If two people wanted to shower, you'd have to wait a considerable time in between the showers, or stand in the other person's dirty water. There was no shelf space for any toiletries, and one hook for a towel.
Again, I don't feel good about writing bad reviews, but nearly everything about this place was bad. The location wasn't even really good - the neighborhood was OK (it used to be the poor side of town but it's kind of up-and-coming) but you're certainly not walking distance to the city. This would be OK as a crash-pad if it was, say, half the price (it's over $100 per night as of the writing of this review), but compared to other places I've stayed with Airbnb, this was far below the quality I'm used to in every regard. I wish I had read past reviews more carefully, and I can understand now why the cancellation policy on this property is strict. I showered at the gym while staying there.