The property we were given was NOT the property we rented. The photos for the property are not even close to what we got. The view is great like the one shown, the building is OK (though it is getting rundown and needs some attention), and the neighborhood was nice. BUT, the apartment is smaller than the property that is listed, and the furniture is cheap and sparse. By the time we got there, we had prepaid the entire amount for 5 nights of rental, fees and taxes, and it was all non-refundable, so complaining would have done no good. Then to top it off, we were charged another another amount that was 25% of what we had already paid for management fees, service fees and some other fee plus taxes on all the fees!! I had received a text the day before we got there saying there would be additional fees, but I assumed they were part of what we had already paid. Nope. Had to pay the additional fees and taxes when we got there. They said they had disclosed it in our rental agreement. We never had a rental agreement that I was aware of. I did, however, find the fees buried in a document they had sent called "House Rules." Who would expect to find another huge amount in fees and taxes in something called House Rules? Very, very shady. So if you are ready to fork out the significant money for the property shown in this listing, be aware that you will probably not get this property but rather something much less appealing. And read the House Rules BEFORE you make any non-refundable payment to be sure you know what you will really be paying. The apartment we got was entirely white with little furniture, cold tile floor (no rugs anywhere), and no amenities--no shampoo, thin towels and no hand towels or washcloths or bath mat. Very much like a cheap motel. Buyer beware.