We would not stay here again.
The good:
The bed was super comfy. The space was nice and cozy. Location was awesome as far as being close to restaurants, the 606 trail, bars, and public transportation. The wifi was reliable and fast, allowing us to work remotely with ease.
The bad:
The cleanliness was more than lacking. It seemed like the host expects each set of guests to more or less clean the place for themselves. Upon arrival there were large chunks of dead skin on the couch which grossed us out so much we stayed off the couch for the entirety of our trip. The bathroom drawers had a bunch of random stuff in them, including a very used q-tip covered in earwax. Virtually every “clean” dish had to be completely rewashed before using. The space mostly just felt like the host vacuums and changes sheets and does nothing else. There were multiple sets of rules displayed pretty much telling you how you had to completely clean the place before leaving.
As if that wasn’t enough, you could hear everything upstairs. Which isn’t a huge deal if it were just footsteps and such, but we frequently heard people running or at least stomping to a point where the noise became absolutely absurd. At one point we also heard a man (presumably the host) literally screaming at his young child and cussing at her.
The host also left us one roll of toilet paper for the entire stay, and when we asked for more around 8am we got no response. We then asked again a full 5 hours later, stating that we were about to go and buy some because we were running out. After this we finally received a response telling us he “thought” there was more beyond a doorway we were strictly forbidden to use, and we were able to get some from there.
The space is tough to find as well, which was communicated up front, but what wasn’t communicated was that it was down a dark alley, complete with a live rat that would hang out right at the entrance to the space.
Overall pretty bummed that we paid as much as we did for an experience so subpar.