Room was mostly clean, but small and spartan (as expected). Surprisingly expensive for the size, but competitive given the cost of hotels and other AirBnBs in the area.
Window blinds were mostly broken, but did cover enough for privacy purposes (but did not block enough daylight to keep the room dark/cool along with the gauzy, thin curtains).
The floors/walls are thin—and the first night of my stay, the tenant beneath me left their TV on until late into the night, keeping me awake. Your comfort will likely be very dependent on the courtesy of other guests, which is understandably beyond the control of the host. However, when I reported this, Alan sent an email out to the other guests asking for them to respect quiet hours. The second night, the building was quieter. If you're tolerant of a little communal noise and a sound sleeper, you'll do fine. If not, consider some earplugs and a white noise machine just in case.
Check the weather before you come into town—this room doesn't have individually controlled A/C, and the registers only cool negligibly, and you will have to rely on open windows for circulation.
The shared kitchen seems nice, clean, and open. I didn't use it much (aside from offloading a little trash) but from what I saw, it was a nice space.