I stayed in this unit for four weeks, in part because I was attending an 11-day event at the convention center.
The pros:
1. Location. I walked almost everywhere. Within blocks there are restaurants and coffee shops. I also walked to the convention center and mall - around 30 minutes by foot.
2. There are four key factors for me in an airbnb - comfort of couch and bed, wifi speed, and the shower. This unit scores well on three - the couch and bed were comfortable, and wifi was good enough to stream TV and to conduct all of my normal internet activities.
3. The owner and property manager were quick to respond to questions.
4. It was nice to have onsite parking for my car right outside the door.
5. The neighborhood felt very safe.
Cons:
1. The shower was good, not great. Water pressure was so-so and it was dimly lit.
2. The bedroom has a dusty/musty smell.
3. The unit is well-equipped for a multi-night stay, but is less ideal for long stays. There's no area in the main bedroom for hanging clothes, just a built-in cabinet with shelves. There is a small rod in the closet in the second bedroom. If you do have a long stay, the owner gives you access to the laundry in the basement. The house is old, and as a result, does not have a normal run of stairs. I chose to not to try the homemade spiral staircase to get downstairs, and instead went to a laundromat.
4. As is clear in the listing, this unit is the main floor of what was originally a 2-story house. The owner lives upstairs. He is very polite and is hardly ever home, but you do know that you're essentially sharing a house with someone. You can hear conversations, water running, walking on the stairs, etc., in the same way you'd expect to hear noise in any single-family home. In the same vein, the HVAC system seems to have separate controls for each floor, but the temperature in my unit was rarely the temperature I picked. I stayed in the summer and wanted it to be74 during the day, but it was often 70. At least it was a good problem to have - I just wore a sweatshirt. I suspect that again, it is hard to regulate the temps between upstairs and down.