We had a nice stay in Anne's extra room. Very nicely decorated and tidy with a vintage/eclectic feel. She had thoughtfully provided some breakfast items and tea.
Anne was kind during the stay. Something to keep in mind is that it's an older building so the walls are incredibly thin. We removed our shoes as asked - to avoid bothering the neighbors with our overhead steps - but also found that talking at a normal conversational volume was not a good idea after 9 or so at night. Anne politely let us know that we were being louder than we realized the first night so we tried to be quieter the rest of the stay, lowering our voices to a whisper and trying to move around as soundlessly as possible. Might be better for a solo traveler than a couple for this reason.
Anne let us use the kitchen to wash our dishes during the day, and we had access to the bathroom. We felt bad after the initial warning about being noisy we felt guilty at the click of a door or the squeak of a floorboard, but this isn't really Anne's fault. She just seems to be very concerned for her tenants below, and Airbnbers need to be aware of this. Anne acknowledges that the design of the space makes it tough to remain unheard - she left us a tart she baked on our last morning, and apologized for her own noise in the kitchen. We slept right through it because we are not easily bothered but it was a very sweet gesture.
Overall good experience! Anne is a very prepared host.