This wasn't great, but the bed is comfy and the wifi was 85% reliable. The room I booked wasn't the room I received (which was kind of great because the room I got came with a desk and comfy chair, and I was there to quarantine and work 16 hour days - which was communicated a few times to the girl living there) - the room I received -I see now- is also for rent, and has a review from a guest named Lisa, which I agree with (had I read that review before booking, I would have looked elsewhere) : the constantly screaming toddler [and adult] was not in the listing, and should be. The listing says "Guests can expect to interact with other travelers and be cordial" - travelers are generally cordial with other travelers [I have been one and have hosted hundreds for decades]. The adult roommate[s?] were far from cordial- out of the 5 things Adrienne said to me all week: one was asking me if I'm pregnant. Yikes.... I never saw the guest renting the other room, perhaps he felt as unwelcome/uncomfortable outside his bedroom as I did.
Quiet hours are mentioned in the listing, but not observed by the roommate[s]. My final night, a weeknight, there was screaming well past 1am so I chose my words carefully and asked "what time are your quiet hours? ...Did you know there are other people in the house? ...Now you know." Then the man stomped around the apt yelling "what time is it? be quiet!" in his best Karen voice and the girl cackled.
Lisa's review on the other room available suggests for the "host to follow the house rules and communicate with guests before friends coming to hang out or sleep over on the sofa" - 100% agree, lots of guests in and out and on the sofa being noisy at all hours. This place might be good for 20-somethings here to party, not 30-somethings here to work and quarantine.