The good: Location is ideal for downtown near transit, Boston Commons/Freedom Trail and the harbor. The mattress is comfortable and place was clean
The bad: The bathroom is tight, no space between toilet and sink vanity. Vanity corner is legitimately in your armpit when sitting. The bathroom towels are the tiny ones found at like a gym that aren't big enough nor absorbent enough to dry you. The bed for some reason has a flat sheet instead of a fitted so constantly pulling it off and getting jumbled under you overnight. Getting to the bnb is odd. One entrance goes through entrance of a dentist office that is only open during business hours or the other door which then requires going down to the basement to get to the elevator.
The worst: The stated check in is 5pm, which is first super late than any place I've ever stayed and have dozens of Airbnb experience around the globe. Then get charged $50 to check in "early" at 2pm. Also, the a/c is very weak. Unit was 76 with no air on when we arrived, turned on a/c and barely any air came out. Got lucky it cooled off outside and able to open windows. Can tell they are aware because they have a mobile a/c unit in the room that wasn't properly hooked up or vented to use.
Bottom line: Spent $400 a night after cleaning, taxes and fees to get a unit with an uncomfortable bathroom, towels that neither dry you nor big enough for an average sized adult, bed without a fitted sheet and getting nickle and dimed to drop off bags before 5pm. Either pay a lot and get good customer service and quality linens or price it as the cheap crash pad it is. This place is simply not worth anywhere close the price they are charging for this crash pad