We were here for 2 months. The location is great, and the space is clean.
I haven't had to give less than 5 stars to a host in the past so this is unfortunate. In short: if you don't work-from-home, or if you just want a short-term stay, then this spot is likely good value for you. However, if you or your partner WFH and/or you need a long-term stay I can't recommend it.
The first half of the listing pictures are of the unit. The second half of the pictures including the hallway leading to the washer/dryer, and a few other rooms are not part of it. The basement space outside of your unit is used by the host. It is not usually noisy. To access the washer/dryer, book a time once a week with the host.
Inside of the unit, you'll find a well-equipped kitchen with marble slab and barstools on the end; next to that is a couch/tv; and lastly there is the bedroom with a sliding door to the bathroom. The space was nice. However, it was very cramped.
If you WFH and you're looking for the dedicated workspace, there isn't one. I WFH 4-5 days per week. I used the kitchen marble as a desk and brought an adjustable chair from my house to improvise a workspace.
The host communicated well overall, but on our way out we had a small issue. The clock mechanism in the bedroom is next to your head and it's loud, so we put it on the shelf. On our way out, we forgot to put it back up on the wall. The host called me not 10-minutes after check out to say it's missing, and we will have to pay an unreasonable fee if we can't find it. I assured that it's in the bedroom, but offered to also check our belongings or come back to search the unit. After back-and-forth, the mechanism was found on the bed, with the folded sheets. It would've been nice if they took a second look.