Before I begin this review, I should know that I used to work in a guest home in Queens, NY, giving me multiple angles of insight that a normal traveler may not have.
First off, I did not receive the passcode to properly check in.
I tried multiple times to contact the host, but it took a while (22 minutes) to do so.
The instructions were a bit unclear, since there are 2 doors, and it does not state which one.
After finally speaking with her, I was given the passcode, and went to my room.
As others have stated, this is a very clean place.
It was a bit warm in the room, so I inquired about the air conditioner. While on the phone with her, she told me to look for a controller, but it was not there.
Instead, I had to climb on top of the bed to reach over the AC, which is obviously in a really high position.
Thankfully, the AC worked just fine.
The AC controler should've been verified and ready.
To my surprise, there were 2 bottles of water and a breath mint waiting for us; appreciated.
In terms of towels, there was only 1 set, instead of 2, since I had a plus one with me.
She said perhaps the cleaning lady forgot to place the second one, and that she would bring me another set when arriving a bit later (she did).
There is a peace when you arrive and throughout your stay.
The room is very spacious, the bed is huge and comfortable, and the showerhead works flawlessly.
On the other hand, I think that the drain needs to be unclogged a bit in the shower tub.
When showering, the water would build up, and within a few minutes, it was past my ankles.
Wifi worked well.
I did not get to try to use the TV.
The bed lamp was not working, which she later told me that I should have verified its connection to the outlet, since guests tend to remove it for connecting their devices.
I tried my best to verify, but it just seemed as if it was not working.
In terms of device connections, there are plenty of outlets on all sides, so I have no idea why guests would do that.
In either case, this lamp should have been connected by the staff, and working prior to a guest arriving.
Sleep was okay.
Unfortunately, not sure if it was the AC, but we both were a bit uncomfortable with breathing, since our noses became a bit stuffy.
The kitchen and living room are also extremely clean and well-kept; super comfortable.
Since the host is a baker, there were huge cupcakes waiting for us the next day.
My partner really liked hers.
Unluckily, there was no vegan option for me.
I brought this up to the host as feedback in person, and her reply surprised and saddened me a bit.
Paraphrasing:
"I already go through the trouble of making the cupcakes and making sure that breakfast is available to guess.
I am not going to go out of my way to make anything vegan.
It's too much work, and becomes too expensive.
Since I am already offering an incredible deal, this would hinder me."
For those that are not vegan, I understand if you don't.
But for those that are, this is very disappointing.
If you have a place, especially in today's date and age, and it's on Airbnb, offering breakfast in the description, I think there should be something vegan for your guests to have.
Perhaps it's too much to expect.
I don't know.
Overall, we had a good experience here.
What bothered me most was that we did not have the passcode to enter the guest home on arrival.

Having to contact the super host multiple times in order to get it was a bit worrisome and uncomfortable.
Completely unacceptable.
To her defense, she told me that one of her friends had passed away early in the morning.
The host also stated that Airbnb sent her my reservation late.
All in all, I would recommend this place.
I may have been the unlucky one, but here are my recommendations for making this place a 5 out of 5:
Smooth and timely check-in process,
The correct number of towel sets, AC controller,
An unclogged shower drain,
A working bed lamp,
Vegan options for breakfast.