As others have noted: the walls are thin. We could make out the conversations of our neighbors on both sides and could even tell what they were watching on TV. Fortunately this didn't pose a problem when it was time to sleep. To fully address this, the host would need to inject sound-deadening foam insulation between each stud along the living room and kitchen walls.
The location is centrally located and close to a couple subway stations (red & orange). It is on a narrow and short dead-end street, so the front windows feel more like an alley view. Bedroom windows face a small building deadspace between neighbors, so you'll want to shut the blinds for privacy. Don't expect to see much sun even on a sunny day.
Missing were common condiments, coffee/tea, a throw blanket, there were pots but no pans, no laundry detergent, and no place to lay your soap bar in the shower except the floor.
Check-in time (5 pm) is the latest and checkout the earliest (10 am) we've ever seen anywhere.