Clearly, when you rent a garage, it is still a garage. Be careful when you walk into the rental because there is a several inch drop from the door to the concrete floor.
Water pressure in shower is not high. There is no sink in the bathroom, and you brush your teeth in kitchenette sink. The bed is ok. (Amazon foam mattress). The wood ceiling and plants are pretty. The electric stove works to heat up water for tea and coffee. It is kind of like glamping but without the wilderness.
As a solo woman traveler I felt exposed with the large garage windows and thin fabric curtains (not blackout curtains) facing the street. The actual door does not have a deadlock and the window on the door is uncovered and facing the house with tenants. the neighborhood was close to a coffee shop and convenient.
I woke up at 6 every morning because of bright windows, and all the ruckus caused by birds and mice in and around the garage. Which was useful as I was traveling for business.
If you pay the listed rate it is a reasonable deal for basic housing — but it was more expensive for me with the service fee and weekend rates, so in hindsight probably not worth the headache.
My room was not cleaned on my arrival at 10pm due to an error, and the host graciously arranged for another rental for one night for me, so they were responsive and helpful.