As mentioned in other reviews, this is not a standalone studio, but instead a room of a unit adjacent to where the hosts reside. The walls are thin, so it's common to hear the hosts/neighbors in the morning and throughout the day. The room itself is noticeably slanted.
There is not much to do by ways of storing and preparing food. There are some appliances, but the room is small and not well ventilated (the windows didn't seem to easily open when I tried to get some fresh air), so you'll be living in and smelling anything you eat for a while. The trash can is a cheap plastic that is not very insulating, so try not to dispose of any waste that could give off an odor.
The blanket (singular) provided is thin and not so comfortable. There are no extra blankets/pillows/trash liners provided in the unit; I presume you need to request anything additional from the host. For laundry, you'll need to pay $3.75 (in quarters) for a single washer/dryer load. There is no coin machine provided near the laundry machines, so good luck finding quarters (apparently there's a national coin shortage). I made do by taking a 15 minutes walk to a local laundromat to make change.
The room is located in close proximity to a main street, so it's not uncommon to be awoken by the sounds of construction. For my stay specifically, some work was being done in the basement and I was awoken by the jarring noise of jackhammer seemingly right next to my head 3 days in a row.
You get what you pay for, which is not much. The host does a very good job advertising on the listing, but in reality it's a bare bones accommodation just okay to put your head down for a night or two. I would not recommend a long term stay.