If you're staying in Boston or Cambridge outside of the winter, hotels are going to rip you off with insane prices. That's why you turn to AirBnB to find something of relative value. In my case, I needed a place to sleep for a couple of hours before a morning flight, and I was able to do that here. However, the temperature unexpectedly dropped into the high 40s overnight, and with no heat on in mid-September, I needed something more than one sheet and a thin blanket on the bed. It's not John's fault that the temperature dropped like this, but it would've been nice to have a blanket or comforter in the closet for people who get cold. Unfortunately, this is just a very sparse space with very few amenities. There is no common living room area or TV. The room is simply a bed, a small desk and chair, and an old end table in an old building where every noise travels. Again, it was good enough and decent enough value for someone who just needed a place to sleep, but if you're looking for a nicer experience, look elsewhere. To his credit, John's communication was thorough and on point, the place was clean, and it's in a good part of Cambridge, a 10-minute walk to the heart of town.