The beds were comfortable, the place was clean. Other than that, this was a good example of the host doing the absolute minimum: the only furniture in either bedroom was a bed.
No lamps, no dresser/table/chair or anywhere to put a suitcase or clothes. No curtains to block the bright light in the alley that stays on all night. The living room has a couch and a TV, no coffee table or anywhere you could eat if you actually wanted to use the kitchen. No towel hooks etc in the bathroom.
When I wrote Josh to suggest that it seemed a bit much to be charging more than $300 a night (including taxes and fees) for a place without much more than mattresses and a single couch, he said that there wasn't any furniture shown in the photos that wasn't actually there.
I wouldn't have minded any of this if the place was cheaper, but this seems like very poor value to me for a place advertised as "comfy" and a "home" not a house etc. Josh is courteous and communicative, but seems to be a host who is renting out multiple properties with minimum effort.