Stayed In a party of three...The Dorset is the lower apartment.
All four floors are leased to other travellers although there is little interaction.
It is a very well presented and clean apartment with a new kitchen and good heating...one bathroom for six or seven could be an issue ...
The area is on the edge of gentrification, there is a fabulous contemporary italianish restaurant next door, and the 8 minute walk to the red line metro gives access to all of boston.
My usual..over ten... airbnb bookings include human contact so this one came as a surprise......there was no handing over keys or making sure you are ok, giving local advice, or asking if you need anything...none of that...it's all very much a business...you are emailed the rules including that you must read the other rules once you are in the apartment.. If you don't leave the building by 11am and text re your departure, you will be charged a days rent. Theres no conversation, and seemingly no compromise, and only minimal text messages...from two different people, one of whom didn't seem to know when we were leaving.., and sent the only welcoming email as we left Boston.
The photographs show a dining room on the official dorset site....there is no dining room, it is now the third bedroom.... 6 people can not eat at the tiny glass kitchen table in this apartment. It's on the knees in the small lounge room ...with seating for 4.
the fold out futon in the "office" is in a very small storage area , with no working lights and what appears to be left over household goods accumulated at one end.

We loved Boston, and the apartment is reasonably priced, and very good for two couples... but it's not an airbnb experience....