The price fluctuates here from under $100 a night to over $400 a night. I wouldn't pay over $100 a night. There was no hot water all week, and one day there was no water at all and so the toilet didn't work. The shower floor is dirty, the blinds in the bedroom are broken and do not reach the bottom of the window next to the bed, letting in too much light, especially because a fluorescent light is on right outside the window all night. The host completely ignored my messages for four days and provided a non-functioning phone number. When I finally got in touch with someone they blamed the lack of communication on being busy with Miami spring breakers. They plug in foul smelling air fresheners necessitating opening the windows to air out the room upon arrival. A partying male prostitute was staying in the apartment next door to me and looked into my apartment, which was scary. He said "oh whoops someone's in there," and then smoked cigarettes with his friends on my stoop all night while playing loud music. There were other noisy guests who came back in the middle of the night yelling which woke me up. At the end of your stay they ask you to rate the place 5 stars, offering a future discount and providing a phone number, but the offer and the phone number is fake. However, this tactic has resulted in many inflated reviews for this apartment. When they send workers to fix issues with the apartment, they do not have their masks pulled over their noses.