This rental was just okay for the value, I would say. Certainly very clean - there are vacuum cleaners stationed outside doors on every level of the building (a little strange to see). It was pretty quiet, the bed is comfortable and the AC reliable. I stayed in #14 and it's very tiny (I banged my head a few times on the ceiling slope). The location truly is very favorable and there's nothing unsafe, sloppy or uncomfortable about the rental. But I've stayed in a lot of Airbnb's in Boston and for the money, the value isn't ideal for more than a couple nights. It seems silly to not provide what should be normal amenities: at least 1 extra trash can liner, more than 1 roll of toilet paper, no sponge for washing dishes (although there was dish soap, strangely?). I know there is a note in the listing about items to bring, but this still seems cheap. Also, the listing wasn't clear about accessibility; my rental was on the top floor and no description was included of a narrow, winding staircase that you have to struggle to haul up luggage. I brought this up to Alicia, who apologized while adding she would have told me "if you had asked." That's a point, but I've never stayed anywhere that didn't mention multiple staircases up front in the listing. As with the amenities, it's just good customer service and courtesy. Alicia did say she would amend the listing going forward, and thanked me for the suggestion, but I see this hasn't been done yet as of writing this review.