The location is great, the apartment is totally clean and very accurate with the pictures Justin shows. Even though the apartment is located next to the train rails the apartments is very quiet in general. Sometimes the noise came from the upstairs neighbors though.
On the other hand, there is something to take into account about this Airbnb option:
Even though Justin sends you the instructions about how the door works, the system is very confusing and even if you are careful you can get locked out of the house. Unfortunately that happened to me and my family and I can understand now why this is a recurrent observation from other guests about this place. So, please take into account that Justin is a host who is not available 24/7, which could be dangerous for guests in case of an emergency. He also has not a backup person who can replace him if he cannot answer the calls. In my experience, I got locked out of the house with my family (I was with 2 children waiting outside at 11 pm, both hungry, tired and needed to use the bathroom) and I sent him a message asking for help, I waited for a couple of minutes and then I call him (I actually called him about more than 20 times) without any response. Because my children started to get stressed after almost 1 hour waiting I decided to call Airbnb directly, but they did not solve anything. What pissed me off was the fact that when finally Justin answered by text message, he did not care about helping me, and totally ignored that I was with kids. He just asked me to pay the $50 fee, so he could give send me a text message with the instructions to unlock the door (he never showed up). I felt like he was just selling that information because to me, he does not care about the safety of his hosts. On top of that, he tried to excuse himself based on the fact that he works as an ER doctor but, I think that is something he should deal with if he pretends to be a good host or having this type of business.
For the record, I did pay him the fee and could enter the house and never rejected to pay this fee even though I was never sure about what exactly happened with that locked door. Also, if you call Airbnb it is quite likely that they will not assign responsibility to the host and that the hosts are not obligated to stay available 24/7. Probably Justin will argue that I was already given the instructions for the door but, my biggest complaint is about not caring about solving the problem immediately and ignoring the safety issues that can be involved even though he does not need to be physically present to solve the problem.