I suggest reading the full listing and noting the noises the host calls out. It was much louder than anticipated, both with the A/C unit in the room and the constant street noise.
(Not to mention a dog barking upstairs at 1:30am. Though not much the host can do about that.)
After the taxes and fees it equates to about the same price as a hotel room, so if you don’t absolutely need a full kitchen, that’s an strong option.
The host was super nice and communicated really well. The check in was easy and seamless.
Overall, the place was clean and comfortable, but I would not describe it as cozy. It felt sparse and haphazardly thrown together. It also had a strong musty/stale odor the whole time I was there. Even after airing it out and getting an air freshener. My allergies did not love it.
The mattress is quite stiff and on a cheap frame, but there are a selection of pillows, which helped. But the noise levels were too high for me. Also the lack of a bedside table or outlet for phone charging was frustrating.
Although minor, the lights from the stove and microwave are surprisingly bright in the small space when the lights are off. Had to cover them with towels.
The WiFi was ok, not super fast, but enough to watch YouTube for 1 person. May struggle with multiple people streaming.
All in all, it was a less than ideal experience that left me sleepless and excited to leave.