The host was incredibly attentive in getting in touch with me prior to my arrival to ensure that I had all the information I needed to stay in the unit. The unit itself was very simple, clean, and had everything you would want for a longer term (1wk+ stay). This included a fridge, dishes, silverware, coffee for the morning, toiletries, etc.

While I wish I could leave rave reviews for the place, the biggest frustration I experienced was the level of noise from construction that was taking place around the unit. The host warned me ahead of time about the noise from 6th street bars late at night, but this was nothing compared to the drilling and hammering that started as early as 6:30am several mornings in a row (including on a Saturday morning). I had a friend who was staying with me in the downstairs bed (it's a loft space) and the noise there was so loud and unbearable, that when she first heard it, she actually thought it was coming from the interior of our unit.

As a result of the noise, I was unable to reliably do work (which involved client phone calls) during the day. This was unfortunate because I was in town specifically for work and so I had to leave the unit during the day to find a place with wifi where I could work quietly and take calls. The host offered me a sound machine to help cancel out the noise (I'm very familiar with these) but there's no way a machine could dampen the sounds that were coming from all around the unit. To give our host credit, she did offer to purchase my friend and I dinner but my friend had left by that time and I was occupied with work functions.

My recommendation would be to ask the host prior to your arrival for an honest assessment as to whether the construction has been completed. If it has not, I would strongly recommend staying elsewhere. If you're visiting for work and require a quiet place to work and a consistent full night's sleep, this is not the place to stay.