The best thing about the apartment is its location and how convenient it was to check in and check out - I never met the host or the property manager (instructions were shared by email and they were sufficient). Moreover the unit had almost any basic needs you could ask for. While I didn't use the kitchen to cook or meal prep, it had basic equipment and tools to cook, for those who need it. The in-unit washer and dryer were also a nice add-on.
That being said, I wouldn't stay here again because for the price, I was expecting a little more quiet, charm, cleanliness and luxury. The floor throughout the apartment wasn't immaculately clean, the cabinet in the bathroom was chipped, and the toilet seat was uncomfortable to use (due to the rusty cabinet stand over the commode that was protruding, thus making it impossible to recline your back all the way). And in terms of charm, the unit lacked any elements that make it feel exciting or homely. The furniture was basic, ikea-esque and old fashioned. And the bed is not the comfiest out there. All of that I could tolerate, except for how LOUD the unit was. I was in unit #4, which is on the third floor, yet I could hear every little noise outside. The windows are extremely non noise-cancelling. It was raining heavily the first night I stayed there and it felt to me like I was standing outside. Similarly, I could hear every siren and conversation happening on the street throughout the night, which made sleeping a little difficult. While noise is to be expected when staying in a central location like DuPont, I would've appreciated a warning about how terrible the windows are at isolating street noise. I'd advise you to stay elsewhere if you didn't do well with noise and wanted your airbnb apartment to be more quirky and charming.