Note that I am also a vacation rental owner of several luxury properties and I am not trying to nit pick. For a premium cost you should deserve only perfection, especially when its advertised that way.

I think it was a good and beautiful place to stay in an awesome neighborhood, but it is still lacking a lot of basic details for the premium value you are paying to stay here.

Pros: Beautiful property, awesome jacuzzi, and in an awesome neighborhood next to a lot of places to eat.

Cons: The lighting was completely lacking where in a lot of cases it was hard for us to find things. It was the worst in the bathroom as you struggled to see your face in the mirror. The stairway to the bed was definitely not well designed as the proportion of the steps make it very uneasy to get up and down there and makes it a bit scary that there is a gap between the bed and the step. Theres a note cautioning you to get up there. The biggest eye sore was the laundry/utility room located beneath the lofted bed because 1) it was not properly blocked off leaving it completely open and 2) what was used to block off half of it was this 8 foot mirror that was not secured by anything.

Overall, we liked it and wouldn't have minded paying a premium for this NY Times featured property if there was more attention to small details. I would only recommend this property if those simple issues were fixed.