I seem to be the outlier in my opinion. Going through the reviews of this place, there are a few that mention my issues, but more people were satisfied than not. So I think it just wasn't my cup of tea.
Overall, the place was more trouble than anything. I expected an easy check in, a clean place to sleep and work at night, and a convenient location during the day to come back to rest in between adventures throughout the day. I like a hands-off experience, and kind of expected that with the lockbox. Instead, you have to text them when you're on your way, when you've checked in successfully, in my case, every single day about the wifi, and they'll text you asking when you're going to leave. If you want a place of your own and to be left to your own devices, this place isn't for you.
Upon arrival, my place just wasn't clean. There is mold in the bathroom on the ground, in the grout, on the shower curtain. There is a strong mildew scent. The bathtub is rusting out, the drains are clogged so the tub fills with water when you shower. You have to run the sink for a few minutes before the smell dissipates from the water. There was stuff crusted on the comforter.
While the cleanliness issue was there, I wasn't too bothered with it. I cleaned what I could, and ended up showering elsewhere. I visited my friend who rented out another unit in this building, and his unit was in much better condition though. So it's not quite a building thing.
My biggest issue was the Wifi situation and communication. I work at night on the computer. Every 30 minutes, the connection became limited and I had to reset the modem and router. Upon arrival, the wifi actually wasn't working at all. After dealing with it for quite a while, I messaged the hosts, but the response was that it was "beyond their control". From there, it was a pretty exhausting exchange of messages from my end, just asking for the subject to be dropped, but instead having to message each day about the wifi and explain why I didn't want them coming over. While the hosts responded (a lot) they weren't listening to the fact that: 1. 1 wanted to drop the subject, 2. 1 wanted to be left alone, and 3. that the issue was with the router, not with the ISP.
I initially messaged them just wanting to know if they owned the unit nearby and if that network was available. I didn't realize it would turn into a situation that required so much time.