First, a little bit of background: I've hosted more Aibnb guest than been a guest myself, and as a host, I have put an enormous amount of attention into ensuring my guests get all their questions answered, they get personalised restaurant/tour etc. recommendations, or whatever they need before arrival or during their stay. To me, Aibnb is above all a community.
I stayed for 2 nights in room Wonderland, which is on the 1st floor. The location is ok: very close to the airport and easily accessible from downtown by Uber or similar.
The apartment is super clean and offers an impressive range of amenities; from q-tips to a good blow dryer, snacks and what’s really important, wifi that actually works. The bed was comfortable and the room was clean and large. The wall between the room next door was fairly thin and I was able to hear when my neighbours woke up. Not a big problem, and certainly not something that is an easy fix. It was also nice to be able to leave suitcases in the apartment after check out time. For appr. 120 USD per night (plus cleaning and service) this place was ok as accommodation in Boston is not cheap. Be aware that as the rooms are suitable for couples, there might be up to 8 people in the apartment (total of 4 rooms) sharing 2 bathrooms.
For someone looking for a stay with someone local this place might not be the best choice, because Boris and Susan rent out very professionally. For example communication is automated, and I never got a response to a message I had sent them beforehand. As I wrote earlier, to me Airbnb is a community, and it’s that personal touch - communication - with real local people that differentiates Airbnb from professionally run hotels. This is a matter of preference. If this doesn’t bother you, I would recommend this place.