The apartment is in one of the best locations in the city, the views are stunning, the roof deck is great (though you won’t be hanging out there from Thanksgiving to mid-April.) The furnishings are solid. I take issue with the use of the word “luxurious” in the VRBO description. The only thing thinner than the paper towels they provided was the bath towels. Motel 6 would have retired these bath towels. A year ago. The refrigerator is adequate but the freezer takes about 48 hours to actually, ya know, freeze something and is prone to outages that require flipping breaker switches on and off. The garbage disposal backed up.The first time you try to use the oven burners the only thing that will happen is the kitchen will fill with the smell of gas. It’s then that you’ll deduce why the drawer by the stove contains three lighters. So you have to manually light the stove top. An insurmountable problem? No. But “luxury”? Um... Comes with an ironing board—luxury!—but no cover—not luxury. (But perfect if you like a waffle texture imprinted on your clothing.) They provided two trash bags for a two week stay, cheap dish soap, and scratchy toilet paper from a brand--Nova--I never heard of (but I’m pretty sure it’s not because said brand is so “luxury” that only the 1% know it.) Pay a premium to rent this place because of a killer location with killer views and easy access to hospitals, Fenway Park, Back Bay, and Cambridge. But don’t expect premium amenities or “luxury."