We rented this apartment in Cambridge for a weekend to attend my sister's graduation ceremony in Boston. The experience had some high points and some not so great points.

The apartment was easy to find, and had off-street parking available, which is great for the Boston area. It was also within walking distance of great bars and restaurants, which we loved.

A few things weren't so great. The apartment had some maintenance issues which weren't obvious from the photos provided - the paint in the main bathroom was peeling off of the ceiling and the shower curtain liner was torn and hanging off in areas. The chain on the upstairs bathroom toilet continued to fall off, so flushing the toilet required fishing into the toilet tank and pulling the chain manually, which wasn't fun when the bathroom didn't have any soap provided. We were also there on a hot weekend for May, so the upstairs was pretty steamy. We opened the windows to allow the breeze in, but that also meant that we heard a lot of street noise from people walking home from parties/the bar all throughout the night. Just something to keep in mind if you aren't used to that sort of thing. The downstairs neighbor was also a bit 420 friendly, which we could strongly smell when we entered the shared space to reach the front door and that was uncomfortable for some of the people in our group.
These are little details that didn't make the apartment bad per se, but seemed like normal maintenance issues that weren't being properly addressed between visitors, and made the apartment feel a little run down, which was disappointing, especially for the cost.

We would also have liked if Steven had been a bit more communicative, as others have mentioned. I had to contact him about check-in (where to find the key, etc) and never heard anything about check-out. He was prompt in responding, but in past experiences with AirBnb, hosts have been the ones to initially reach out with all of the normal details about our stays.