I stayed two months, between leases. Overall good stay- neat apartment, easily accessible, close to grocery stores, the private bathroom is great especially for those looking for a longer stay.
Things to be aware of: Not great privacy, had unannounced guests staying in living room, potentially uncomfortable cleanliness standard.
The hosts entered my room at unannounced multiple times when I was away to clear the trashbin in my bathroom, etc. I appreciate the maintenance but it was invasive to do so without a heads up or my permission, not to mention awkward if I had to run out quickly that day and had personal clothing items in view. There is no lock on the door. This is more of an issue for longer stays, I imagine.
For the last two weeks or so of my stay or so, there was an unannounced guest sleeping in the living room at night. This prevented me from making breakfast or coffee for myself in the mornings before work, and was completely unannounced and never acknowledged.
This felt strange considering that even though the hosts had agreed to my partner staying over up to four times during my stay before the booking was confirmed (he lives out of state), they seemed offended when he showed up- straight up ignored him when I tried to introduce them and never replied to his hi/bye's when there. I then got a message asking that I let them know beforehand exactly which days he will be there. We we're always quiet and respectful. He felt so unwelcome he refused to come again.
As for cleanliness, be prepared to leave the common spaces spotless- i don't just mean washing your dishes and putting things away, but wiping down the stove after every use, making sure there is not a crumb on the floor, that is if you want to avoid the hosts dropping whatever they're doing to wipe down the entire kitchen as soon as they get home. The hosts do a deep clean every Sunday and smaller cleans daily, to give you an idea of how they maintain the apartment.

These things all in all were not terrible, but made it hard to feel at home/relaxed. Again, more relevant to long stays.