I should preface my review with the fact that this is a gorgeous apartment with a beautiful terrace for having meals and afternoon tea. However, we ended up evacuating the apartment prematurely due to significant issues with noise (see below).
The Description indicates that the building has strict noise restrictions after 10pm without any specific mention that staying in this apartment in the evening is very loud - about 80 Decibels (we measured) - with hundreds of people partying, breaking bottles, and yelling well past 5:30am on both the front and back-side of the apartment. At 6am the beer distributors arrive where they pick up all their empty kegs and then the garbage trucks arrive where they break literally every bottle consumed that night as they load it. This last part takes about 1.5 hours - we know because we listened to it for 2 nights while trying to get children to sleep. This is well-beyond ordinary downtown noise - we have lived in downtown New York City, Miami, Chicago - and this must be clearly stated in the profile. It was so bad that we ended up forfeiting a good chunk of our payment and staying at the Hotel Maria Cristina (which cost up about $1,000/night to do), just so that my children could sleep without being woken up by the absolute mad-house that was happening outside.
The host initially refused to refund any fees but did eventually refund part of the stay (though we evacuated by 10am on the day, he did not agree to refund that day). We frankly had already left and written off any prospect of a refund...but Airbnb did help on this end and insisted that the host provide a refund.
In sum, while a property's redeeming qualities are subject to interpretation, we are a family with young children and demanding jobs (my wife is a surgeon and I am a businessman) and we use our vacations for relaxation. The prospect of staying in an apartment where it was about as noisy as being inside a very loud bar in all the rooms was terrible. If you're looking to be in an apartment where it feels like you're sitting in a loud bar all night - amongst comically ironic Buddist and Zen meditation décor and furnishings no less - this may be the apartment for you.