While the listing was as photographed, what you don’t see is the exterior of the building and general unsafe area. The building is located next to a parking lot that is a base camp for homeless people. While I know there’s little Ed can do about this, you should be aware that there are (sometimes aggressive) homeless people all around the building - including right outside your window on the ground level of the building. I literally did not feel safe at any point during the stay due to this - left the TV and lights on even when not home to give the impression someone was home and chained the door as soon as I got in.
The space itself is fine: it’s as pictured. Nothing fancy but is a fine crash pad. I wish there was an actual bed frame as opposed to a mattress on the floor, nicer towels and body wash/shampoo but again, you get what you pay for.
As an Airbnb Superhost myself, I take pride in my listings and guest experience. I hope Ed will make the improvements (within his control) to elevate the experience for future guests.