Place was very clean and looked like in the pictures, but a lot smaller. Good location and easy check-in.
A few minor things that I noticed during our stay that I would like to mention:
The first day at the location, I went to use the stovetop to find that it was locked. I messaged the host asking how to unlock it, and didn't receive any response at all (even after the end of our four-day stay, we still hadn't received any sort of response.) It took over an hour of searching online to figure out how to unlock it; there's not a lot of information about that specific stovetop online.
There were no towels provided to dry dishes after washing, we had to resort to using paper towels for all of the dish drying, which was not convenient. There was no dish rack provided, either.
We only received one roll of toilet paper for the entire trip; although a short stay, some sort of extra supply is usually necessary, especially when there is more than one guest.
There was no way for us to adjust the temperature as mentioned in the amenities on the ad as well (other than a fan for the bedroom.)
The dining table is mostly for looks, you could probably sit one person at it, but there's definitely not enough room for two people to comfortably sit at it.
The outlet in the bedroom on the wall next to the nightstand didn't work. I had to use the alarm clock to charge my devices at night, and this alarm clock went off every morning at around 7:30 am or so, waking me up. I wasn't sure how to turn this off, and I couldn't unplug the clock because my devices needed to charge, so I had to get woken up by it every morning.
The futon was very, very uncomfortable to sit on, and even worse when sitting in the middle of it. Underneath the futon, there's a stack of (bricks?) with a bunch of pieces of wood stacked on top of each other holding up the middle of the futon. When you sit on it, it feels exactly like what you're sitting on, a pile of bricks and wood. I didn't try sleeping on it, but since I could feel it sitting down, I'd imagine you could feel it when sleeping on it, too.
The shower head was very close to the wall, and had very low pressure, so I was basically up against the wall trying to shower, which made it very uncomfortable.
The window in the bathroom is also very broken. It was extremely difficult to get it to stay open. When trying to close it, the top window would just fall right down and you’d have to wrestle with it to get it right. I might just be picky but it was quite annoying to work with. The frame for the bathroom door was also not right and the door had to be rammed into to get it to close.
I'm not usually one to write negative reviews or anything but there were so many things that just kept adding up, it really seemed like we were just provided the absolute bare minimum needed to live there temporarily, and I think that there are some things that can be changed to make it a more comfortable location for future guests.