I am a student and have been using airbnb for the last 2 years quite frequently because of the change in my school rotation locations. I generally keep to myself and don't think of myself as someone who complains overtly about anything, but I did have a few comments about this place. I stayed here for about a 4 month stretch because of school and overall it was okay. If you want to stay for a short period, I think you will be fine, but staying for anything longer might not be the easiest. The host was very nice and attentive and responded very quickly. She had given me trashbags, some toiletries and slippers when I first moved in. The room was a nice, decent size, but when I got there the bedroom and bathroom was dusty and definitely not clean. I asked for a vacuum and she said that the other tenants had their own that they used and didn't have one for me. I had to buy my own vacuum and other cleaning supplies so I could clean it myself before even unpacking anything. I wouldn't mind that much, but if I am paying for a cleaning fee on here I do expect the area which I am living to be cleaned appropriately. The other tenants living there are nice and keep to themselves, but the walls are very thin, and they can be very loud in the middle of the night and early in the morning. One thing that normally isn't a big deal but did bother me here was that the internet did go down. I understand it takes some time to get a hold of the provider and get it running. But it took about 2 days for the landlord to call the provider and even then, I had ended up having to talk to the provider myself, explain the issue, stay on the phone with them and schedule an appointment for them to come change the router on my time so I could let the technician in the house. The host was not on-site and did not try to come on-site to assist at all. Although I was able to get it done, I think that this is something the host should have done on site and not myself because I am not the one responsible for this as a renter. The common kitchen are was definitely not the cleanest so I avoided cooking or using anything in there (I didn't know what I could or couldn't use or if I had to bring my own stuff too. At this point I didn't want to ask). On my last week there, they started doing construction and reflooring the room next to me early in the morning which constantly woke me up, which I thought was kind of rude. I did not want to be the type of tenant to constantly complain during my 4 month stay (and possibly even make things harder on myself), but these are points I feel that the next renter should be aware of before making a decision to stay there for a long period of time like myself.