The hosts upgraded me to another space on their property that was available, so my review applies to that space specifically, but I think some generalizations can be made about their other spaces (they upgraded me so I could be in a space with an entrance that didn't share a common entryway with the main house, for better social distancing).
Great location for my purposes, about a 7 minute walk from the nearest subway, easy walking distance to lots of restaurants and bars.
Checking in in the afternoon was easy. I communicated with David ahead of time about my arrival and he was waiting to meet me outside to give me the key and show me around the place a bit. He was very friendly.
The container I stayed in was on the ground level. I've never stayed in a converted container so didn't know quite what to expect, but the space matched closely enough to what I saw in the provided pics (again, the pics I looked at were for a different space, so wouldn't match exactly the space where I stayed). It was comfortably sized for a solo traveler, I think would be just fine for a couple.
The place was clean, there was an AC window unit and a few little fans throughout the space which was nice to have in the summer. Also nice to have a small kitchen area with a toaster oven, microwave, dishes & utensils, mini fridge. They had some things for sale on the honor system, including wine, which I thought was a nice touch. The had well stocked bookshelves (I was told they had that in their other spaces too) and a small TV and DVD player and a few DVDs.
The bed was comfortable and I was grateful for the white noise machine in the bedroom, as city noises can be distracting at night.
The bathroom was on the smaller side, a shower but no tub (both fine by me but some folks might have other preferences). There were some basics in the shower - shampoo, conditioner, body wash. I didn't need to use them, but nice to have in case you forget your own.
I would definitely stay here again in the future.