I very much believe "you get what you pay for", and, given this isn't a super expensive rental, I wasn't expecting terribly much. That said, the basics I was expecting were access to the building in a timely fashion, basic cleanliness, a serviceable bed, and that the advertised appliances/amenities would work to a minimum degree.
It's a dorm/studio with basic IKEA furniture in a huge, noisy multi-unit building. There's not a real check in? Or at least I didn't have one. There was a key under a doormat that I found once a rando let me into the building. Good:the bathtub and shower are big, hot water is plentiful, the apartment is decently spacious, and the wifi works. If you only need to stay near a train stop for a night or two, and don't have a bad back or smoke sensitivity, then it's fine.
Bad: The air was thick with cigarette smoke from nextdoor, the bed horridly uncomfortable, the one bed pillow entirely too small and limp to be useful, the one body towel old and scratchy, and the fridge didn't work. Communication with the host was confused by toggling between airbnb and text, and there's contradictory instructions taped to the back of the front door. If you arrive after 8pm, the host requires 10 euro cash.