This is easily the worst Airbnb I've ever stayed at, but if you are more concerned with saving money than the quality (as I was), it's worth it.
First off, the address is incorrect. We took an Uber to the listed address only to walk ten minutes in the rain to the real location, which was much more industrial than the listed address. We had to open the email again to read through the instructions in which the true address was buried.
There were 5 rooms, all occupied by other Airbnbers. It was like a hostel. I never met the hosts. The upstairs shower shoots all over the floor, so I had to shower downstairs, but first I had to wipe lumps of black curly hair from the bottom. A towel is wrapped around the sink downstairs, which clearly has a leak. The bathrooms both have mold in them. I saw two mice on the counter in the kitchen. A lighting fixture is broken in the bathroom and I get the overall sense that the hosts don't get repairs because their landlord isn't aware of the situation.
The lock to the apartment is on the front door in a lazily screwed-in on lock box that could very easily be torn off the door. Guests are not permitted to take the key but have to work the analog lockbox each time they return and jimmy the unwieldy lid back on each time.
The upstairs room (D) that we stayed in was too short for my 6'3" boyfriend to stand straight, which, after being asked, the hosts were honest about. However, I continually hit my head on the door frame and at the top of the stairs, and I'm only 5'7". My pillow was really lumpy, and when I looked beneath the pillow case I saw it was extremely yellowed and seemingly ancient. A cleaning lady comes once a week, and she seems very angry.
I messaged the hosts about the mice after my stay, and they did not respond.