It hard to recommend, even though the unit itself has been "flipped" to a high standard, with an especially well-equipped kitchen. On the positive side, cleanliness in the unit itself was great: everything from TP to kitchen roll to the dish sponge was brand-new and packaged for hygenie. I ended up mostly enjoying my stay, but I'm also the kind of person that can sleep in the middle of a rock concert, and there are some issues that make this hard to recommend:
1.) Layout: It'd be quite awkward if you were to actually stay there with 4-5 people: The only bathroom is en-suite to the private bedroom, so anyone sleeping in the living room (where they just randomly put another full-size bed) will have to disturb the people in the bedroom to use the restroom.
2.) Location/Environment: Lot's of other reviews already mention it, but the building itself is very rundown and it's basically impossible to sleep if you're a light sleeper since there's constant noise outside and no effort was put into improving sound dampening. The "we just control the unit, not the building" reply given by the operators on other reviews here doesn't really hold up to me, since they obviously chose the building (this is a professionally operated unit, not someone's home).
3.) Communication/Check-In Process: "Chris & Meghan" might in fact be real people, maybe they're even the owners, but this is clearly a professionally run unit with lots of automated systems outside the airbnb messaging system used. It all ended up working out in my case, but it was "a bit of a faff" and there were a lot of automated messages, to the point where it got spammy.