This place was mostly as described, and Wilson (the owner) was super responsive, although it definitely felt like a hostel in a townhouse (bunk beds, transient guests, etc).
Wilson was very responsive via text messaging through Airbnb, even at 1:30am when we couldn't get the front door locked, but he informed us he was already aware of the problem and we just had to wait until the next day to be fixed. By the time we came in the following night, it was fixed, however the first night was a bit worrisome for my friend who couldn't sleep much knowing the front door was unlocked all night. And it's not Wilson's fault by any means, however someone came in the front door around 2:20am and went upstairs and left the front door open! A bit odd, annoying, and unsafe. So I had to get out of bed and go shut the door myself (this was the first night when we couldn't lock the door and our room was just a few paces from the front door).
People were above us stomping around late at night, but again, random guests and not Wilson's fault of course.
A few things to be aware of:
1. The bathroom in the photos is not the actual bathroom (maybe it's for a different unit or property?)
2. Be careful walking up the front walk/steps as some of the concrete is crumbling/missing. Could be dangerous for people with limited mobility, poor eyesight, etc.
3. The thermostat in our room was in a locked box and it was chilly in the room. My friend was freezing and not happy.
4. The beds do not have a top sheet, just the fitted sheet, pillowcase, and a fleece blanket which didn't really seem like they were always washed after every guest. Or maybe they just need to be replaced.
5. Because this is basically a hostel without an owner present, the cleanliness was decent overall, but could be a little better. Maybe it only is cleaned on a specific schedule instead of after each guest.
All in all, good place to crash, especially if there's 4 people for the 2 bunk beds (4 twin/single mattresses total) and no one is too picky.