This one was tricky. Ricki and Susanna seem like kind and interesting people, and they were fairly responsive and gave us a great recommendation for dinner. There were also some things that made our stay not what we were hoping for.
The good stuff: clearly the decor is interesting and fun, and the location was pretty convenient. The bed was also comfortable and the hosts were chill about accommodating us leaving our bags for a couple of hours after check out.
Otherwise, overall, the place needs some love. The dishwasher was broken, the ceiling fan in the living room was broken, the ceiling fan in the bedroom was not functioning properly, the kitchen faucet leaked, the guest drawer in the dresser was missing a handle, the bathroom cabinet doors don't close, and there are unfinished areas of paint in all of the rooms and a large rough unfinished drywall patch on the bathroom ceiling.
They were pretty thin on dishes, including just a single wine glass. We also had to wash several dishes before we used them. There was only one dish towel, but no bath mat or hand towels in either the bathroom or kitchen. There was only soap for the dishwasher, but not regular dish soap or a sponge/cloth for dishes. And though the listing said there was an iron, there was only a steamer (which doesn't cut it for my clothes), so I had to pay to get several items pressed.
I think the thing that was most uncomfortable, though, was that they asked for guests to not use the front window. There are only two other windows, and those open onto a closed courtyard, so there was really no way to get any wind moving into the apartment. This made the air really thick and uncomfortably stagnant. In order to counter that, we kept a (non-ceiling) fan running almost the entire time we were there, but it was incredibly loud. Perhaps this would not be a problem if you enjoy running the AC.