A mixed bag depending on what your expectations are. If you're looking for a place you don't plan to spend a lot of time in in a great location but without consistent hot water or heating -- it's not bad for the cost.
However, my experience was one of frustration and discomfort due largely to poor communication from the host.
My partner and I were travelling internationally for work during the Chilean winter for over a week. Check-in was smooth as the keys were left with a friendly concierge. When we got to the unit, the door's lock wasn't very secure, nor was there a safe (as depicted in the pictures) so we kept our belongings hidden. Frustrating but not a deal breaker.
Problems arose during the first afternoon. Having no insulation and only a small unit heater that couldn't support the size of the space, my partner ended up closing all of the doors in the bedroom and staying in there for hours to stay warm. When we went to take a shower, we were shocked to find that the hot water wasn't working either.
Because we couldn't stay in the cold, we decided to get a hotel the following day and messaged the host about the issues and the possibility of an early checkout. After 48 hours of no response, I followed up again. Still no response for another 24 hours.
At that point, I had to contact Airbnb to escalate the issue. Upon finally hearing back from the host once AirBNB was involved, there was no resolution plan for the dysfunctional facilities because "we already left."
The host never gave us instructions on how we could checkout so we held on to the key. In order to confirm the issues with Airbnb Support for compensation, I needed to take pictures of the problem. So I headed back to the unit on the final day, only to find two unidentified men working on the hot water heater. There was no announcement that these workers would be entering the unit from the host, which was concerning as checkout had not been completed and we still had access to the unit.
Had we had effective communication, these are all things that could have been easily fixed, but with no response for days at a time, what would have been minor issues ended up in stress.