tl:dr Meh accommodation. Communicative but rude host. Nice little neighborhood location.
This is a budget stay. It's the a pullout couch in the kitchen/living room of a one bedroom apartment. The room is meh and isn't very clean, the pull out bed is not super comfortable, you communicate with someone outside of airbnb for check in. It's safe, it works, it's doable but not pleasant. It'll do in a pinch but it's not an enjoyable place to be in.
The host is communicative but was incredibly rude:
Me: 'i'm having trouble with the wifi'
Host: "That's not my problem." "It's easy"
*It's not easy there's 10 different codes on the back of the router. The real password is only the first line of a code that spans 2 lines. Instead of copying the code from the airbnb app each guest has to get on the floor and test each possible password on the back of the router until something works...*
The hosts rudeness made the entire stay here uneasy. It's hard to feel comfortable when the persons place you're staying in is so hostile to a basic question of 'what's the wifi password'....The stay requires back and forth communication about turning on the water heater and checking in and out. So you'll have to be in touch with the host much more than a typical airbnb. She responds quickly and was much more polite in later communications.
The neighborhood around the apartment is pleasant. Really enjoyed the sandwich stop just downstairs. The 43 bus stops just across the street and runs frequently so you can get to the s bahn.