Definitely a reminder to read reviews. What appeared to be a posh 1-bedroom in a great location managed by an AirBnb superhost didn't deliver. All of Beacon Hill is resident-only parking that requires a legal permit exclusively for resident vehicles. In other words, there is absolutely no street parking for almost a mile radius or 10-minute walking distance of the unit. Nearby parking garages are expensive with limited availability - especially if attempting to unexpectedly find parking last-minute. The hosts did not ask if we would be traveling by car and did not proactively communicate this inevitably difficult parking scenario. Upon entering the unit, we encountered stylish but cheaply made furniture, extensive mosquitoes, flies, a moth, a broken bathroom towel rod, broken kitchen drawer handle, an already-been-used and stained kitchen sponge, missing coffee pods, and an unclear layout of where to find the additional bedding & towel supplies we needed. Adequate instructions were not provided in advance nor upon arrival to assist a seamless stay. The hosts seemed inconvenienced by questions that couldn't be answered in other ways. The unit absolutely does offer a great location if you want to tour Beacon Hill, but the conditions you'll find upon arrival seem dicey. I'd agree with other reviewers that the humidity and heat in the unit in July was extremely high despite the newly added window air conditioner in the bedroom. The A/C does not adequately cool the entire unit. Overall, the location is best for a single traveller or couple on foot or car service in fall or spring (when weather is more moderate) who also doesn't mind navigating steep hills and extensive cobblestone. I wish our experience had been more comfortable all around. Advance detailed communication and proactive maintenance by the owners probably would have alleviated our headaches and discomfort. Instead, we felt scammed.