I stayed at 888 for 5 nights and, while I would not call it a luxury apartment, it was adequate for my stay. It is located on the ground floor of an aging two-story apartment complex.The apartments are connected by pathways and wooden bridges that make getting around a bit challenging because there are lots of steps. I arrived at night and it was difficult dragging suitcases up and down in the dark. The unit itself has been nicely renovated but it is obvious the owner has never stayed there because it lacks personal touches. There is no "Welcome Book" with information about the place, check-out procedure, etc. There is not one lamp, even at the bedside or on the desk. The kitchen is well supplied but lacks basics like sharp knives, a salt shaker, etc. The balcony/patio is tiny and opens to an inside courtyard with other balconies looking into each other. You feel on display if you open the sliding door curtain, especially at night when everyone can see into your unit. On the good side, the unit is clean and the bathroom is spacious. There is a big TV and strong WiFi. There is also an AC unit (very noisy) and a floor fan. It is hot in August and we used both every night. You don't want to open windows because of road noise on one side and neighbors on the other). The location is good, but you need a car to get to the shopping areas. We arrived by Lyft car but got a rental car the second day. There is convenient reserved parking right below the unit, accessed through a long stairway to the alley. The pool is quiet and there are lounge chairs; however, the path to the pool has many steps, some without handrails. All in all, I was a bit disappointed because the Airbnb write-up was so over-the-top, but the place was comfortable and clean and I adjusted my expectations quickly.