We stayed here when in town to visit friends. It’s a bit of a maze finding your way down to the basement to the actual unit and you have to remember the basement door code or pull up the Airbnb listing every time you come back to it. The unit itself has a glass entrance door with no covering on it and it is right next to the bathroom inside the unit. The entrance door leads out to a common space in the basement with a washer and dryer so if you walk out of the bathroom in anything less than full clothing, you’re at risk of exposure. We walked out of the bathroom a few times to see someone standing on the other side of our apartment door. Also, as others have said, there are no windows in the unit. At first, we didn’t think we’d mind, but it was very odd to wake up at 9am with zero light in the unit. The rustic decor also makes it more cavelike. The unit itself was very clean, however the basement hallway was covered in dust. It seemed like there may have been some sort of construction going on at one end of the hallway because we also heard power tools rather loudly for the first few hours we were there, but that didn’t happen again during our stay. If you’re on a tight budget it could work in a pinch, but not sure we’d stay here again given everything mentioned above.