After moving across the country to living alone in Boston for a bit, I was checked in to a place with 4 single bedrooms and no living space that had no resembling photos. When I asked about this to the host, the response was 'it is an upgrade', and that they could move some furniture. When directly asked about the originally booked listing, was then informed that it was unavailable due to damages. I requested another option and within two days was able to move to another place. The listing was sent prior which did match; the host met in person to move me over. For the duration of the 3 month stay most things went smoothly and they were able bring in a couch instead of the bench that was there. However, at the end of the stay, half of the electricity in the apartment went out and I was unable to reset it from my unit. I reached out to the host who said they would send an electrician, but a full week later with no assistance, I was informed the electrician was sick. The host asked if I would extend my stay and I asked if it could be discounted due to the lack of essential electricity. She said they were happy to consider a discount after the extension. Then she said a smaller amount was charged at the time of the extension and that they would give some credits back after talking with the supervisor. I was then charged the full amount and let them know, but still got no credit back. Regardless of these events, the location and neighborhood were great. My resident assistant Vicki was kind and personable, and helped bringing any items I needed. Overall things worked out decently as I had time to adjust to the changes, but if you have less time it could be an issue.