I don't like giving bad reviews, but I honestly would not recommend this AirBnB at all.
Don't get me wrong, it's not terrible in the least. It definitely does the job––especially for a short stay. However, I think the units are really overpriced for what they actually offer. My unit was not very clean and not very comfortable, and I wish I had picked somewhere else to stay.
Pros: solid wifi, good location, and cute vibes! management is friendly and easy to get in touch with.
Cons:
Uncomfortable and cheaply furnished. Bed was not very good for sleeping, especially the pillows. The shower was lukewarm throughout the stay. The hooks in the bathroom kept falling off the walls. Neither of the TVs worked consistently. It just really felt like the bare minimum.
Difficult check in. The code box to get in the building is hard to use. Throughout my stay, I ran into at least a dozen different parties stuck outside the building trying to get in. The last thing you want after a long day of traveling is to get stuck, hot and tired, outside the building.
Kitchen. The kitchen was missing essential items like oil for cooking and a dish brush for dishes. The dishwasher had no utensil compartment, so we weren't able to wash our forks/knives/spoons. Most of the dishes in the cabinet were clearly not washed well and had quite a bit of stains/food left over (this made sense when I realized that the dishwasher didn't work very well). This just contributed to overall icky vibes.
Parking. The only parking option is through valet. This is more of a personal preference, but I don't really like this because every time I'm trying to leave the building I have to communicate with several different people and tip the valet. I like my privacy, I don't want people in my business, and this honestly just felt like a hassle. I ended up paying for parking elsewhere.
Corporate. This is a personal preference as well. This AirBnB is managed by a company who operates many units in the building. I find this a little bit contradictory to the whole concept of AirBnB. I'd much rather support individuals providing thoughtfully-assembled, comfortable lodging on AirBnB rather than a big company who is literally doing the bare minimum and probably pushing smaller hosts out of the market.