This place is in a really prime location! For being in the heart of downtown it's not too hard to find, there's plenty of temporary street parking right outside the building to load out your luggage from, and there's pretty affordable parking garages nearby. Everything you could want for food or entertainment is within a couple blocks.
For the room, as they say in the description the photos are from a mixture of different rooms so your mileage may vary from what you see. There's a nice little refrigerator and sink and microwave but the furniture and decorations are very basic and flimsy. If the lights aren't working you just gotta jiggle the power cable. There's a big loud air conditioner in the room if you want to keep it cool but it did work very well at bringing down the heat from the building.
The hosts are really communicative and accommodated an early luggage dropoff I needed really quickly, but it did cost an extra fee. I didn't get the check in instructions until I was already at the door but maybe I should have asked for them earlier. There's a bunch of codes to remember but once you do it's easy to get in and out of the place. There wasn't a manual lock on the door, just a coded keypad, which bothered me when I went to sleep at night but maybe that's just me.
This is a really prime location in Boston and in a historical building so it's obviously not going to feel like a brand new apartment but the location makes up for it. It's definitely a solid option but it feels more like an older motel than a lived in space and without that personal feel and for the price I paid you might be better off to just book a room in a proper hotel down the street.