If you don’t want to deal with meeting anyone in person, this could be the place for you. Check-in, messages, troubleshooting were all done via the Airbnb app.
However, you should very much be aware that the bathroom, albeit private and nice, is across the hall and also requires a code to enter. This was the same code for the bedroom in my case, which simplified things, but it was still more than what I really wanted to deal with for a middle of the night bathroom trip. The procedure to look forward to: exit bedroom, lock bedroom, unlock bathroom, enter and use bathroom, exit bathroom and it locks automatically, unlock and enter bedroom, lock bedroom. I couldn’t hear other people entering and exiting their doors as some other reviews noted, but I wear earplugs at night to sleep.
This place was very clean from top to bottom. I did note a small stain on the carpeting that I alerted the company to, which they said they would promptly attend to after I checked out.
I received an anxiety inducing message about what to not expect to find in my room, from having to bring my own trash bags, paper towels, and coffee filters. Thankfully, all of these things were in the room, but that anxiety did not give me positive expectations for my stay.
The amenities were good for a short-term stay thanks to the in-room microwave, sink, fridge, and plates/silverware. There was a great two-person table that I was able to use as a standing desk for some work and plenty of closet space.
The location is within walking distance to the Hynes Convention Center and the Sheraton, not to mention a ton of great local shops and restaurants. Check-in was smooth and all via number pads and Airbnb messaging. Again, it should be emphasized that you have to cross a public hallway to use your private bathroom.