First off let me say that I am definitely not a nitpicky person, as I expressed this to the host, Alexander, before check-in.
There were so many issues, missing essentials, the most basic necessities that were not provided, plus the strange communication from the host; including, his reaction to when I simply stated facts about the issues, that overall it was a terrible experience.
I only stayed there 5 days.
Unlike it is stated in the listing. This is not a self-check in. I received a message at 12pm the day of check-in from the host where he was trying to schedule a time to meet me at the rental. I had originally planned on taking my time packing and checking in once I was ready. I was not able to check in at the time he was suggesting, i said i could check in at 8pm and he did not agreeto this time, so he then tried to schedule a check in after 10pm. Throughout the whole time he kept excessively messaging me asking at what time I would be checking in. Even after he said I could possibly do a self check in. I expressed that he was making me nervous. His response was very odd as he started writing long messages to me and wouldn't stop.
He also had initially said, after I told him I could check in around 8pm, that it's best to check in before nighttime because when hosts check in during the daytime they are much happier with how the place looks. (keep this in mind for later). He also expressed that he wanted to make sure the place was tidy upon check in as there were roommates. I told him not to worry as I'm not a nitpicky person and I understand there are roommates.

He stated, in his words, "when the sun is down and its dark outside, when people arrive to the new place, it gives you a somewhat not ideal impression of the place."
Then stated he can also do after 10pm (as an exception). As if he's allowing this only this time for me, but he is the one who could not do the 8pm check in.
I offered to check in the following day in order to not disturb the other tenants and he said it would be fine to check in the same day.
Upon check in I noticed the bathroom towel rack had broken off and hadn't been replaced, so I had to hang up my towel on the shower curtain rod. There was only one bath towel (women use two, one for their hair) and it's nice for a host to provide a few towels, especially for a month long stay. He provided another small hand towel. There was no bathroom floor mat or at least the floor towels provided in hotels. There was a piece of the room curtain that was missing so the people across in the next building could see inside, the hangers provided were the cheap wire dry cleaner hangers and some were bent, so my clothes would just fall off them. There were only 9 hangers. The shelves in the closet were really dusty, to the point that if you swiped your finger across it you would have black dust on your finger. The drawers in the dresser were also dirty. So I could not put my clothes away. One lamp was broken, the knob was broken so you could not turn it, the shade was also falling off of it as it wasn't stable. The other lamp worked but it was taped together. The bathroom had no hand soap, no soap dispenser, no soap dish. I did find a bar of body soap in the mirror cabinet, maybe left by a prior tenant, so I used that as hand soap. It kept getting stuck to the bathroom counter. There was no toothbrush holder.
I debated whether to clean the shelves myself and buy hangers or tell the host to please provide the items and clean the shelves. But I'm normally way too nice and thought, I paid $1500, for a room, I deserve to have these items and not have to put in work and buy things in order to fix what was not provided by the host.
These are the most basic things. Also, the host should put in the minimum effort to provide basic things to make the guest feel comfortable and welcome. There is a 99 cent store a few blocks away that sells decent clothes hangers, at least 10 or 12 a pack, for $1.
The following day I noticed there was no spatula to cook. Only a salad serving fork. Additionally, the small pan provides that was not large enough for a full meal, forget about cooking enough for leftovers, had the black costing fully scraped off of it. So all the food would stick to the pan, and without a spatula, and a salad serving fork instead, I had to scrape the food while cooking in lines. It was impossible to properly cook anything. Cooking eggs was a mess.
The few nights I stayed there, I kept being woken up early in the morning and not getting adequate sleep. There are sounds coming from everywhere in that room. Voices and sounds from upstairs, to the right from above the bathroom, from behind as the building adjacent has a walkway right by the window so neighbors that walk by are loud and sometimes even stop to talk right outside the bedroom window.
I was not aware that the living room was converted into a bedroom and the converted bedroom is right next to the wall of the entrance to the bedroom. The roommate would be on his phone constantly, and since the walls are so thin you could hear him talking on his phone. This would cause me to fall asleep even past 2am to the sound of his voice and then be woken