Overall, my stay at the apartment was okay. The unit was clean and looked like the photographs. There were also toiletries, coffee, and wine provided. There were so many rules that I felt slightly on edge worrying about if I was following them all properly. I have never needed to sign a rental agreement separate from Airbnb’s and it was a little jarring to see heavy fines listed for an assortment of things. I understand they need to protect their assets, but if you are promoting a phenomenal stay- live up to it. (I’m fairly certain I was sleeping on an Ikea bed.) I had an awful time trying to check-in. The instructions provided were not detailed enough. I paid $25 for an additional hour before check-in to get ready for a wedding I was attending. (I flew in for the occasion and was on a time crunch.) I wasted 25 minutes of that hour trying to figure out how to get the keys, where I was assigned to park, and where to enter the building. I can genuinely say that I had easier experiences checking-in to Airbnbs abroad where English isn’t the first language than the process for this stay. There were a few small inconveniences I experienced while visiting. They do have a number to call, but clearer directions would solve that hassle. (Maybe try making them as detailed as the rental agreement.) Overall, the place was fine. It wasn’t anything special, but it wasn’t the worst place. My rating would be average.