“This apartment is trying to be progressiv with all smart devices, but it's just trying.”
I found a room with a clothes steamer and a hair dryer, and the space was generous—there was a large living area that included a kitchen, a bedroom, and a small bathroom equipped with a fancy smart toilet. Nearly every utility in the room, such as the sink, toilet, and shower, was “smart,” but they weren’t intuitive to use. The rooftop offered a nice view and a small table with chairs. The room was clean, though a few hairs were on the floor, sofa, and in the sink, and every door was locked with a code, which made me feel a bit unsafe.
The bed was large and comfortable, and the apartment had a washer, dishwasher, and a ceramic hob, although I didn’t use them. The bathroom was tiny, and the laundry was in the living room. The door to the living room was a frosted glass one, so everything was visible, and the drains had a terrible odor.
“Severe Cleanliness and Integrity Concerns”
When we arrived, the unit was immediately dirty, with used bed sheets and a filthy towel on the floor. I called the owner, who promised to fix it, but later I saw that he only cleaned the bed instead of changing the soiled linens, showing a serious failure in basic cleaning standards and honesty. The owner also misrepresented the amenities: he said my husband could stay for free, but after the inconvenience, we only received a $30 discount and a single towel, even though the standard price covers one or two guests. The stay was a clear failure to meet even the minimum expectation of a clean bed and towel, and the owner’s repeated lies made it impossible to recommend this property.
“This apartment is trying to be progressiv with all smart devices, but it's just trying.”
I found a room with a clothes steamer and a hair dryer, and the space was generous—there was a large living area that included a kitchen, a bedroom, and a small bathroom equipped with a fancy smart toilet. Nearly every utility in the room, such as the sink, toilet, and shower, was “smart,” but they weren’t intuitive to use. The rooftop offered a nice view and a small table with chairs. The room was clean, though a few hairs were on the floor, sofa, and in the sink, and every door was locked with a code, which made me feel a bit unsafe.
“Severe Cleanliness and Integrity Concerns”
When we arrived, the unit was immediately dirty, with used bed sheets and a filthy towel on the floor. I called the owner, who promised to fix it, but later I saw that he only cleaned the bed instead of changing the soiled linens, showing a serious failure in basic cleaning standards and honesty. The owner also misrepresented the amenities: he said my husband could stay for free, but after the inconvenience, we only received a $30 discount and a single towel, even though the standard price covers one or two guests. The stay was a clear failure to meet even the minimum expectation of a clean bed and towel, and the owner’s repeated lies made it impossible to recommend this property.
The bed was large and comfortable, and the apartment had a washer, dishwasher, and a ceramic hob, although I didn’t use them. The bathroom was tiny, and the laundry was in the living room. The door to the living room was a frosted glass one, so everything was visible, and the drains had a terrible odor.
