If your primary concern is location, this apartment is a good option. The location is perfect - short walk to Boston Commons and the Visitors Center, North End, subway stations, etc. We picked this place because the location couldn’t be beat and it was pretty inexpensive and we knew we wouldn’t be in the room much. However, we were a little disappointed in the place despite only being there to sleep. It’s extremely small and the pictures shown on the listing aren’t of the actual room we got, so that’s not necessarily accurate. The door code given to us by the host was not correct, so every time we had to get inside the building, we had to wait on someone to leave and let us in... and when I messaged them to let them know, nobody responded (except at 5 am the next morning to remind us that check in was in 6 hours so to “clean up the unit and and head out”). The elevator was also not working correctly, which can be a hassle if you’re on the 5th floor. We also noticed the safety certificate for the elevator expired a year ago, so while that isn’t necessarily the fault of the hosts, the building itself could use some maintenance. Overall, we’re giving it three stars because it’s a convenient spot if you’re not planning on spending much time in the room and you’re looking for a cheap option with a good location. However, being given the wrong code and not responding when we told them we were locked out is a pretty major issue, plus the pictures on the listing are a bit misleading.