We noticed after we checked in that she operates 117 listings on airbnb, and felt that this may explain the accommodations. The carpet was FILTHY, (I went to bed with full coverage shirts and pants, wore slippers/flip flops in the apt, it was gross). As are the cabinets. And the chairs on the balcony. The building is no different, the nasty carpet on the stairs is so worn there are holes that someone could easily trip on.
The “rooftop” has rotten deck boards that are, quite simply, broken and dangerous. The apt: I don’t think the toilet paper was even a full single ply…and two bath towels for two people staying five days? There was a damaged pressure cooker on the counter with sharpied instructions to only use it on a certain temp or it would leak? Why? Perhaps the host should focus on hosting instead of attempting to manage so many different properties.