Communication and help from the host was great. I inquired about adding a night and having a late checkout, and they were really accommodating and responsive. We had a couple requests over the weekend (additional blankets, how to flip the breaker after one section tripped, an issue with the lock) and they were all answered in a very timely manner and they were really helpful.
I didn't notice before I booked, but with a careful reading you'll notice this Airbnb is ran by a company, not a single person or family. I think it does mean, no one has ever lived in this bus and made the kind of thoughtful touches that often come from the experience of actually living in a space like that, it feels like a space that is only an AirBnB. That's not meant as a judgement, just some information.
We stayed in June and the days were really warm, and while the bus did have an air conditioner, it was only really cool directly in front of the AC, otherwise the bus was hot during the day, and a bit chilly at night. While you can cook here, there are pots an pans and a electric hot plate, it would be difficult with the size of the space, so we mostly ate out or ate foods that don't need a lot of preparation. Also, I had to take a work call while here, and the internet would not support zoom video or audio, and it was a bit of a mess. The rest of the weekend the internet worked fine, but I didn't use it for anything that was as demanding as a video call.
All that said, I would probably not stay in this bus again at this price-which is a personal preference.