If you love dealing with the red tape and bureaucracy of not just one (Airbnb itself) but two entities, this is the place for you!! The host is a property management company, rather than an individual human, and is completely inept at communicating with guests and resolving guest issues.
For example, the dryer stopped working after I had washed the only set of towels and sheets that were provided. I called and asked for backup sets to be delivered because my sheets and towels were wet; I had to follow up multiple times, and they ultimately were not delivered until the next day. Also, after repeatedly following up about other items Zeus said it would deliver, the company ultimately made me purchase the items on my own and request reimbursement, which took substantial time out of my day. These are just a couple of examples of the very poor hosting service Zeus provided.
As to the property itself: (1) It is quite outdated but, via modern furniture and décor, looks deceptively fresh in the pics. (2) Much of the unit is carpeted, and over the course of the first few days of my stay, I found different people’s hair in the carpet. The vacuum provided with the unit is a glorified dust-buster, which is not powerful enough to vacuum carpet. (3) People with allergies to smoke and/or fragrance, beware: Smells from neighboring units easily infiltrate this unit.
I spent several hours of my life on the phone with Zeus and Airbnb attempting to get various issues resolved. Do yourself a favor and don’t waste your time with this host. If you ignore this advice and book anyway, only communicate with the host through the Airbnb app, even though the House Manual instructs you to communicate through Zeus’s separate platform.