We checked out two nights early and paid to move to a hotel. That alone should tell you everything you need to know.
The apartment was nowhere near the standard shown in the listing. The photos show the layout but not the condition we found. The air conditioning worked, but the only unit is in the hallway facing a wall and doesn’t cool the bedroom effectively. In the August heat, sleeping comfortably was impossible despite the ceiling fan.
The apartment had cracked bathroom floor tiles, chipped shower tiles, a bathroom door that has been broken and screwed back together, unstable shelving, filthy kitchen sealant, broken hooks and an unacceptable standard of cleanliness. After only ten minutes of walking barefoot, the soles of our feet were filthy with dirt. The listing showed two balcony chairs, but there was only one, and it was broken. There was an ironing board but no iron. We photographed everything and sent the evidence to the management company.
They refused any refund for the two unused nights and didn't even offer to refund the city tax for the nights we didn't stay. They said they would have sent cleaners, but cleaning would not have fixed the inadequate air conditioning or the maintenance issues which were the main reasons we left. Their main explanation was that it's a historic building. Historic buildings can still be clean, well maintained and accurately represented.
Save yourself the disappointment and book elsewhere.