Not completely as described/pictured, they unfortunately neglect to inform guests how to adjust the heating elements which were luke warm at best until Laura personally came to repair a malfuntion in their "window system" (looks like cellophane taped over the window to keep cold air out). After freezing most of the night and morning with 12 degree air blowing into the apt through the window because the sticky part of the cellophane became detached they suggested we move to a hotel. So after I spent most of the morning freezing and unpacking, wasted most of the day with the window incident and long chats with Laura I got to repack everything and find a hotel the following day after my business meeting. When Laura completed the "window system malfunction," all of a sudden all of the heating elements were working very warm and it was actually a cozy place. Aside from the bizarre cabinet placements and a few broken things like the blinds and bathroom shelf it was a great location and Laura seemed genuinely concerned/helpful, however, with limited time she could have just fixed the issue and let the guest do their thing/enjoy their trip. Seems like a great place in theory with the pics/reviews/description, however, they also get to decide which reviews get posted. For the money, I definitely expected to at least not be freezing. Definitely a cozy place if everything is working. Pictures make it look bigger also. All in all it is a cozy place in a prime spot and definitely gives you the full Boston feels. Whether that's good or bad is still up for interpretation.