You can expect to arrive in a well-located, tightly operated Airbnb’d building nestled in a great location in Boston. The bed was really comfortable (although there were bits of sand inside the sheets so I’m not sure if they were actually changed or not, but at least looked and smelled very clean). The room is small but cozy for one or two people. For me, I would have preferred more of a personal experience. I didn’t realize it was a whole building with rooms that were self-check-in airbnbs — which left a bad taste in my mouth to begin with. Check in instructions were seemingly clear, but when I arrived I had no idea that it was a whole building with numbered rooms. Only when I searched and searched did I finally see that it said “#7” in the title (not in the actual instructions). That literally threw me for a loop for probably a good 15 minutes and I had arrived very late after a flight in from the west coast, so the host was unavailable to answer any questions. When I finally got into my sweet little abode, I tried and tried to make the “fan” function on the AC unit work, which, it did NOT. I am a light sleeper and need a fan noise at night and it was rather stuffy in there (I did happen to bring my noise machine along so that at least helped) and I did not sleep that first night as a result. When I finally did start to fall sleep, it was probably 6am Boston time (and I was still on LA time), very loud construction began, which felt like a horrible joke. The host provides you with earplugs (which I can not wear due to an ear disorder) and a note “apologizing for the noise” when what they should do is let their guests know from the get-go. Or at least give you a better price. It says it’s “120/night” and ends up being 200/night, which, for that price I could have had a nice hotel room with a fan and spa services and free wine and coffee. I thought perhaps they could at least accommodate a late check out with the fact that I’d had no sleep and was dealing with a time change. No such luck. This host is not interested in hospitality; they are interested in your money. But they keep it clean and it’s a tightly run ship, so if that’s what you’re looking for, book away! But if you book #7, the toilet just might stop working a day in to your trip as well, so there’s that. If you are traveling for business and need good sleep, maybe go elsewhere? If you’re traveling for fun and adventures in the city, this is probably a better fit.