Let's remember Airbnb is the company that said "an electric fan legally constitutes air conditioning". So it's important to read the reviews on Airbnb. That said: I really enjoyed my 6 week stay, and have no major negatives to report.
I really liked the bathroom design with the high ceiling and widow. No fog - dries fast - natural light = awesome. The only imperfection was the floors, those are the undurable type which look beat after just 2 months of installation. Everything else in the room was sparkly new. I found the bed especially comfortable, and the ability to block out light for deep sleep fantastic. The room is much more silent than others, as most Airbnbs have a giant noise making refrigerator. I've already noticed the huge difference on my foreign language class calls online, you can hear a lot more. That said, you're very very centrally located and in my case during 6 weeks there were a few instances of a car alarm running for 15 or 20 minutes.
Internet was perfectly sufficient for work but more suited to Netflix than work. I would stay again based on the internet. However, there is a minor annoyance if you are unlucky. The router appears to reboot at random hours 2x daily. It isn't a problem if you are caching video- you'll never know it happened. But, if you're on calls 4-6 hours per day like me, you'll get kicked out of your calls and be offline for up to 45 seconds. I was lucky and it never happened 5 of 6 weeks. But during 1 week it happened a few times, that's bad when running a client presentation to the c suites. They do have the rule against using the room as an office. Sorry guys if you thought I could afford this pricey of a room and could obey this rule, but the fact is: I have a job.
If you're a smartfit black member, the great thing is there is a gym 7 mins away. The neighborhood is great for walking at all hours and I especially liked getting bubble teas, getting my laundry done, fresh bakery cookies & lattes, and tortas w/ soup within a 3-5 minute walk. I felt like the secluded top corner location, needing to climb 1 spiral staircase, I actually preferred it more because it felt more secure and private.