Welp, that was a little rough. There were some nice points like an exceptional location, comfy beds and keyless entry, but no one should have to dread taking a shower in a vacation rental, and that's what we had each of the five days*.
If it weren't for the lack of hot water on the daily, it'd be livable. With a little lean-in from the hosts to offer up just a few more simple amenities, it'd be comfy.
If you choose this property, read the details closely to be prepared for bare-bones amenities (no coffee, no blow dryer) and earlier/later than average check-in and check out (5 p.m. and 10 a.m.). It's thrift-store chic, which is a fun aesthetic, but the litany of penalties and fines outlined in the house rules seemed to set the stage for a little more pride in ownership, so we were surprised to see duct tape holding together parts of the fridge, bent blinds, missing handles, etc.).
So, I'd say this property is just OK, which is a bummer, because I think I've had almost all 4 or 5-star experiences in 7+ years renting on Airbnb.
*We understand older, mid-rise apartments may share water heaters with other building residents, but we tried everything to get more than a minute or so (tops) of hot water -- early showers, late showers, showers in either bathroom, showers after running the hot water for several minutes (which at the host's behest), and nada. After three days of optimism and failed experiments, we gave the host a heads up that we were struggling, and they suggested we run the sink or shower on hot for 10-15 minutes. If this can't be remedied during busy season (?) and is just part of the experience to expect, it may be fair to set those expectations in the description. Dunno -- just a thought.