My wife and I were a bit cautious as we had never used an Airbnb before. We had planned to spend a few days in Hobart before exploring the rest of Tasmania so we booked Summa's gorgeous cottage which is very cute, spotlessly clean, and perfectly set-up for a single person or couple travelling. However, after a few days after we had settled in we decided that we would be lucky to find anything as nice, warm or comfortable, so decided to extend our stay for another five days and make the most of Hobart, with day trips from Hobart.
Our two concerns with booking her cottage were that it might be cold being an old weatherboard cottage, and it might be noisy being in a prime inner-city location. We needn't have worried - the cottage is very well heated with an electric panel heater in the bedroom (plus electric blankets we didn't need), a gas heater that warms the living/kitchen/dining area, and another electric heater in the bathroom - so we were never cold once.
The house is in a dead-end street with a mixture of commercial premises and other cottages, so there is no through traffic and is very quiet on weekends and at nights. While off-street parking is available we preferred to park on the street as we had an SUV and it was just easier.
The cottage is full of some beautiful artwork and thoughtful touches for the traveller. It is really well-positioned between Queens Domain and Elizabeth Street which has some fantastic cafes, a great cinema and bookshop. The waterfront is only a short drive away and everything you would want to see in Hobart is within an easy drive.
My wife and I loved staying in Summa's cottage and would highly recommend it to any couple visiting Hobart.