Nakeisha's place was great! It is well represented on Airbnb, and she put many special touches on the place, going above and beyond! The kitchen appeared to be fully stocked with the basics for cooking a simple meal (we didn't cook, but I think it would work for someone who wanted to). The bathroom is nice and spacious, and the bedroom and closet are huge. She even goes as far to stock snacks and extra toiletries, which we thought was a great touch! As some other reviewers have noted, the ceiling is low in places. I'm rather tall, so I had to watch my head in a few places, but it wasn't a problem! Just something to be aware of... and again, it's only in certain places that it's lower.
Just a heads up about the area... we weren't familiar with Boston when we booked the place, and with that said, next time we'll opt for a place that's in a better location. First off, it's just not that convenient if you're wanting to explore the city. It's too far to walk, so you're stuck taking Uber/Lyft or public transportation. The train station is about a 15 minute walk away, and if you opt for ride share, it'll cost you about $15 to $20 to get into downtown Boston. Once you add up the time and money spent, you'd be better off getting a place closer to downtown. If you rent a car, you still have to worry about parking it downtown (which will cost you money) and traffic.
Secondly, the area right around the unit isn't the best. It's not the worst, but there are certainly better areas. I wouldn't feel comfortable walking around at night with my wife. We didn't think much of it until we had a Lyft driver tell us to be very careful, and to not be out at night. Maybe he didn't know what he was talking about, but either way, the area certainly isn't the best neighborhood.
I hope my honest review has helped someone else that's unfamiliar with Boston. If you're looking for a reasonably priced place that's not too close to downtown, and aren't too concerned about the neighborhood, then this is a great place!