We had a pretty good stay at Mary's place - as many others have said it's in a really nice neighborhood with good access to the orange T line, we really appreciated how easy it was to get to downtown. The bed was good and the house was quiet during our stay so we slept very well. The place was clean and spacious enough for two like a hotel room.
However, there were a few unexpected surprises with this listing. The listing says it has on street parking - in reality we had to park on a nearby street as directly outside was permits only. The address was not provided until a few hours before we arrived, which is unusual for Airbnb and this added stress with having to find somewhere nearby to park. When we got to the apartment is was very warm outside and it was a bit frustrating that we had no control over the AC, which didn't come on til later in the evening. Mary did check in later and was very accommodating, but it's not ideal to arrive in a hot place with no AC. Silverware and crockery are also listed on the advertisement, but in reality we got two bowls and two disposable plastic teaspoons and nothing to wash them up with if you make something to eat - but you are asked to wash up for check out.
Finally we were very surprised that guests are asked to strip the linen, sort it into different bags, and take out the trash before they leave - which makes you wonder what the $60 cleaning fee goes towards. We've never encountered this in the dozens of other airbnbs we've stayed in across the US or indeed in other countries. Doing all this before a 10am checkout whilst packing up your stuff is a bit much given what guests are paying, and you would never expect this in a hotel setting. These were all minor issues but they added up to make things more stressful than was necessary.