The location was the best part of this listing. Especially if you're coming to Stanford medical. The two star knocks are because of the dirty condition of the home and the limited kitchen supplies.
We found beard trimmings in the bathroom sink, fecal matter on the side of the toilet, dirty dishrag on the kitchen sink, which itself was dirty. As was the coffee pot. And so was the dishwasher, which doesn't open fully because of the refrigerator placement. We notified the host who offered to come in and clean, but we are using AirBnB to avoid people for medical reasons. So allowing them to come in and clean after we already arrived was out of the question. We paid for a clean house, it should have been clean before we arrived. Not sure if the host does the cleaning or if they actually paid someone to do the job. But the cleaning fee we paid was too much considering we didn't get a clean house to start with.
It wasn't made clear in the listing, but the host lives in the same building and shares walls with the top two rooms away from the street. We know this because we could hear the host talking through the walls. In addition, it appears the rooms marked garage and laundry (one big room really) are shared with the host as the host was in it after we had arrived.
The kitchen has an oven but there are no baking dishes. Nothing to actually put in the oven. Plus, the microwave was broken leaving us rather limited. There are no serving dishes and very few glasses, plates, and bowls. Certainly not enough to serve 16 guests. And where would they all eat? Not a true dining table in the house.
Area seemed busy for a neighborhood street, but felt safe. Especially behind the host's impenetrable wall-gate.

For one night stay, the price was bit high considering the limitations and condition of the home. But the home seemed up to date and had a nice Ikea vibe.