Overall, I'd recommend this place, just don't get your hopes up in terms of quality. You get what you pay for – this was a minuscule bedroom with a nice enough bathroom in a really nice location right off Soho. There's a microwave, a fridge, and a coffee maker, just make sure you're traveling light because there's really no room other than the bed. The wifi didn't work while we were there on 2/3 devices, and the TV in the room (which, upon entry, was hilariously askew) had maybe 10 channels. But for a super cheap short stay where the main activities will be outdoors, it was fine.
In terms of specifics, there were a few stains on the towels, a lot of dust on the ground, and the sheets on the bed were a bit messy. The blinds on the window were also broken so that they could only be raised about 75% of the way. I wanted to check in 10 minutes early, and the receptionist was luckily incredibly responsive and let me do that. However, I was emailed the incorrect code for the door, and had to call a second time to get back into my room. It was super easy and fast to call the host, and for the most part they were very helpful. However, at one point we were having issues with the lock on the door being slow and with no warning, someone came to the room to change the batteries. He was very nice and it only took a few minutes, but with Covid precautions, it was certainly a bit unsettling to have a stranger show up unexpectedly to come inside the room (but gladly, everyone was properly wearing masks).