Pros:
The kitchen is well stocked. There is a decent non-stick frying pan (a
bit warped in the middle but not scratched up), several stainless
steel pots, and a large Le Creuset Dutch Oven.
There are also plenty of plates, glasses, mugs, flatware, and even
glass storage containers.
The place was quite clean. I did manage to find some breadcrumbs in
the toaster (as a celiac, I am used to cleaning toasters before use)
and the stick vacuum was clogged with leaves and dirt (but worked well
once I cleaned out the nozzle). There are a few minor dings but
overall, the place is in great shape and is comfortable.
Cons:
There are a lot of light fixtures in the common areas but very little
light. There is no light over the kitchen sink. There is a light in
the middle of the kitchen that is meant to be over a table (it is less
than 5 feet off the ground and has sharp edges so you *know* when you
bump into it).
In the evening, I needed a flashlight to read something written on
paper.
Also, for some reason, instead of using light switches in each room,
you are supposed to only use one, overloaded Ikea remote control
switch (I think it is a "TRÅDFRI Wireless dimmer"). This switch
controls lights in both the kitchen and the living room which is a bit
weird (and not energy efficient). One of the light fixtures would
sometimes come on by itself but only partially (blinking). At some
point, it stopped working at all.
The bathroom has a nice shower and a couple of nice ceiling lights but
the mirror light is weak and placed so you can only get light on a
small part of your face at a time.
Finally, while the property listing says that entrance is by lockbox,
there is no lockbox. Instead, the owner has installed a "smart" lock
and to get access to the door, you need a smartphone *and* you have to
give the owner your mobile number (while Airbnb says "always
communicate through the Airbnb website or app.").