This is probably best for someone who does not plan to be in the apartment much, or for short stays.
Yumi's place is clean and she's a kind and gracious host. We had some great conversations and she offered me food and drinks pretty often. Wonderful person.
However, she also was very fastidious about cleanliness and also a bit too frugal. You get a small mattress that is laid on-top of a futon in the corner of her living room.
Once you check in there's a full page of rules in the apartment you need to follow, and probably another full page of directions for things you need to do while you stay at the apartment.
Most of these rules were not big problems, but it felt a bit like death from a thousand cuts. What was a problem was when I used several paper towels to clean my water bottle, instead of being in the trash where I left them, Yumi had taken them out of the trash and washed them for re-use because "paper towels were expensive." A bit too frugal.
The bed was a mattress that was laid on a too-small frame that almost fell over at times when I turned on my mattress. I'm pretty average.
Most rules and such ended up being over thing that cost less than 3 dollars.
I ended up leaving early most days and getting back late to avoid these issues. As a place to stay at night, not terrible.