* Overall, I would not recommend staying here, mainly because the unit was under construction and the host didn’t mention or disclose it, but secondarily for some other issues. *
Unit was in a great neighborhood in a good, quiet, safe location walkable to many restaurants and retail and with access to trains and public transit.
Undisclosed to me - the facade of the unit or adjacent units was under construction the entire time I was there starting at 7am on weekdays and 8am on weekends. There is no way the host did not know there was construction scheduled on his unit or others in the complex for the dates I was there. Jackhammers, radial saws, hammering, loud compressors, you name it. It was impossible to do work, take calls, do video conferences, watch TV - nothing. The construction was on the street facing side and the alley facing side so you couldn’t just go to the other side of the house to escape the noise. For 3 of the 7 days I was there, the workers put caution tape across the entrance of the unit so I actually had to climb under it when I entered or exited the front door.
Smaller items that probably should be addressed but were not major: Just be aware that 3 beds in the description is really 2 beds + an air mattress which isn’t apparent unless you read the entire description. Bathroom wall had some mold on it. Tub upstairs was partially clogged and water pooled at your feet when you showered, AC is very loud (not a huge deal), one of the pantries in the kitchen smells really musty and unclean (also not a huge deal). Could look past these other minor items, but not disclosing the construction was just a deal breaker.
I was unsatisfied with the stay for the issues above agnostic of pricing, but for what ended up costing over $450/night after fees and taxes, I was completely unsatisfied with the stay.