Overall, there are some great things about this site as well as some not so great things about it. The good things: the bed was incredibly comfortable; the room was the perfect temperature (not too warm, not too cold) for the beginning of the winter season; great location to all the shops and restaurants on Bedford Street as well as quick access to local metro stations. The not so great things: while the bathroom overall was in good cleanliness (toilet, sink), the shower walls were atrocious (there was mold all over the walls); the walls were paper thin (meaning you can hear every word of a phone call in the other room as well as *intimate* moments from your airbnb neighbors in the room next door; there is odd smell in the living area (I don't even know how to describe it, musty?); and Drew came back in the middle of the morning (2am, 3am, and 5am) 3-4 out of the 5 nights I was there and proceeded to make himself a meal. I was initially willing to deal with it considering perhaps he works late into the night and is hungry, but that wasn't the case. He just had various events/parties he attended, which I still may have been more willing to look over if I had the impression that he was trying to be considerate and quiet of his guests who were sleeping. But I did not get that impression; instead everything seemed very loud and inconsiderate. Drew was very on top though of being in contact with me regarding anything I needed and the place does have a kitchen and other amenities if you so need (i.e., iron, blow drier). But honestly, this was my worst airbnb experience I've had out of quite a few I've been to. This airbnb is doable, but I wish I had known a little bit more about the place before I booked it.