Shamara T.
The apartment was in such bad shape that I spent most of my two-week stay cleaning it. The bathroom tub and shower curtain were filthy, the kitchen stove was dirty, and the sink was coated in soap scum. After walking around for just a few minutes, my feet were black. The living room and bedroom weren't as bad, but the place still didn't feel habitable. On the patio, an old, torn tablecloth kept sticking to my arms, and what was underneath was disgusting. The Wi-Fi was deliberately disconnected the night before my flight. I also heard weekly church services, dogs barking at 3 in the morning, and occasional gunshots. For $700, it wasn't worth it. I've learned my lesson, and a hotel would have been the better choice. Don't waste your money here.
