I worked from this airbnb 5 days while husband was in a class 20 mins away for 12 hours a day. I had no car, so I walked to various places to get food. I never used the dishwasher, but washed a few dishes by hand and used the dw as a drying rack - that worked great. Then I just put the clean dishes away. The wifi was reliable and fine for hosting zoom meetings.
The space is very modern/urban, converted historic building. All the parts worked, e.g. electric shades. There are just two rooms: a kitchen/living space and a large open bathroom/bedroom space. The shower has nice body sprays, as well as a hand shower and a rain shower. Our last morning, the hot water failed but host reset the boiler minutes after I asked about it, and I had hot water again in half an hour or so.
There is no desk - but I was comfortable on the couch, chair, etc. using pillows or the low table for the laptop. I ate some meals at the cute little roll-out counters, sitting on a stool that fits.
I only used the elevator to bring luggage in and out at the end of the trip. My husband used it every day at 6:30am and ~10pm. He took the key. I much prefer walking up the steps. The instructions (in case of lock out, leaving the key behind) sound complicated but are really quite easy. I never had any trouble at all. Doing computer work all day, I was happy to get up and walk to fetch food and then hike back up the hill, then up 2 flights of stairs. It was a good ergonomic break.
Oh - one more thing. There are bars in the neighborhood, but it was perfectly quiet for working and sleeping at night Sun-Thurs. Quiet time 10pm, but it was quiet earlier as well. On Friday and Saturday, there were parties that were pretty loud, but those quiet hours are midnight, and I fell asleep before midnight and noticed later when I woke up that all was silent again. So just be warned if you need to sleep early on a Fri/Sat night, take ear plugs just in case.