The host - Tatjana is very nice, mostly communicative. She mentioned it's a new Airbnb and it surly felt like it. She welcomed me in the check-in and was very kind. However, it was a bit disappointing that after a long travel, I couldn't take a shower because there were no dry clean towels ready. She just washed them after the last guest who left before me.
Location - The neighborhood is pretty quiet and has supermarket, food and coffee places around. However, it's NOT recommended at night (specially if you're a woman traveling alone). When it got dark, I didn't feel comfortable to walk around.
Noise - It is important to know that the building is under constructions, also the one next to it, and they work early Saturday morning. I wish I knew that... The only day I didn't work and didn't have to wake up early, I woke up from the noises of the machines.
Transportation - Buses are just in the corner and subways are few blocks away. Very easy.
Equipment - I travel a lot and uses Airbnb almost every time. There were a lot of cleaning products for the place itself, but not the basic equipment for a traveler from abroad. Most places will make you feel more welcome and comfortable, providing you an adaptor and elementary kitchen things, like sugar or salt. There was an empty dish soap bottle, and half used shampoo and body soap in the shower that looks like the guest before me just left after him. I had to buy it all. Also, there was only one shower towel for a week.. It would have been nice to have extra towel, and a different towel for the kitchen.
Wifi - I came for a business trip and the wifi cut off a lot. It was very frustrating and I had to go and work from coffee shops. Also, it says in the website that there's TV, but it's not connected and not working.