TL; DR; Well worth the price ($28/night for me), perfectly nice hosts, but not everything was smooth. Minor sensory issues (noise, light, smell) and not everything works properly. Host communication could have been better.

The good:

- friendly hosts. Joe and Alex were both cool. I was given a free beer and a cookie. Respect.
- reasonably clean. Given the number of people using the 2 available bathrooms at any given time, I was impressed with their cleanliness. Some hair in the drain but way better than some hostel bathrooms I've seen.
- you might even get a private room for some of your stay-- I had no roommate on 1 out of 5 nights
- Opportunity to meet random people. One of my roommates was a cool guy who reminded me vaguely of George W Bush and regaled me with stories of his time in the Colorado marijuana industry

The bad:

- the stairwell connecting the apartments smelled like rancid sweat. Pretty sure this is because it as both poorly ventilated and home to 20-some pairs of random guests' shoes.
- the door knob for the bedroom door was messed up. While I was always able to open the door, I often had to fiddle with the knob or twist it hard to get it to open. This is unpleasant when you're leaving at 5:30 AM and trying not to wake your roommates.
- the bathroom sink didn't work properly, and I wasn't warned in advance. The little handle used to open and close the drain plug was broken. I once shut the drain plug to shave and couldn't open it back up. This could easily lead to a mess of gross water in an undrainable sink. At some point the hosts opened the drain back up, but the handle was still broken.
- On one night, I was awoken without prior notification at 2AM when Joe brought a new roommate into the room. The previous night he had told me that check-ins were only accepted until 12am.
- "Quiet hours" were not enforced, at least in the upper apartment (above the hosts). On one night my neighbors in the next bedroom were loudly talking until 3am. Fortunately I had earplugs, but still.
- No blinds/curtains on the bedroom windows so the room doesn't get that dark.