On a positive note - the beds are comfortable and the unit is very well located near Boston Commons and other historical things to see and do in Boston. Brian and Heather were responsive and tried to give good direction even when we had some challenges arriving after midnight. We had some missing linens and had to run around to empty units (more codes) in order to find some as there was no extra available in ours. I felt like the hosts were equally frustrated that the units were missing items. On a less positive note - the unit is very sparse, not comfortable and there is no place for 4 people to eat breakfast as the kitchen island only has 2 stools and very few kitchen items . This unit is in a larger building with many rentals and seems to be run more institutionally than as with a private owner. Check-in was confusing.. lots of key pad entry..one to get in the building, one at anther set of doors and then one at the actual door to the unit... but once you figure it out - its fine. They do offer parking if you purchase at an additional charge - parking via a pass with another code to get the pass. It took 3 attempts for us to find a pass with the codes we received from them. Some codes did not work, some opened boxes with no passes. Also- the parking is all street parking. There are no marked spots on the street and if there are no spots open it is put on the guest to figure out who may be illegally parked taking up a space If you are a young person and like bare bones and have no car... this is for you. Our group found the unit looked great on the Airbnb photo but but there are absolutely no amenities and it felt like more of a dorm environment. The only thing in the kitchen was salt and pepper...no other basic amenity items. No sugar, sweetener, coffee, bottled water, tea...nada. No TV's in the bedrooms and very thin towels. No fluff here. Walls also very thin - we could hear a baby crying next door. The bathroom is also very small. You cannot open the door if there is a person at the vanity. I had elderly parents with me - in their 90's - there were no grab bars in the shower and not even a soap dish to hold the soap so they would have to bend over to pick it up off the shower floor. Not a great fit for our group sorry to say. But it was clean, had an iron and we felt secure once in the building.