Spent a month here. Overall it was a pretty solid spot.
This AirBnb is right on the main strip in Rino. There's pros and cons to that. It's definitely loud on the weekends but didn't keep me up. The main downside to this location is that there are no grocery, or even convenience, stores near by. On the flip side, there's a bunch of options for coffee and bars.
The airbnb itself was pretty cozy. But it's very small and bare-bones. The entrance requires you to come in through the back of the building and feels a little sketchy like a Brooklyn-type walk up. The couch and bed are super comfortable and the kitchen has all the necessities. Worth noting, there's no desk, so if you work from home it will be from the table shown.
The main pro of this airbnb is the host Antoine. He is extremely responsive and reliable. For example, I accidentally locked myself out during the work day and he was able to make it over and let me in right away. To me having a good host is extremely important on long stays. I ran into him a few other times and really appreciated his hospitality.
All in all would stay here again for a short term. It's fun to be in Rino. But for anything longer the neighborhood isn't the most practical.