We booked this unit as it was close to our daughter who lives in the neighborhood. As others have noted, it’s small (about 12x8 feet) plus bathroom but the bonus is the small patio space outside with chairs and table for use.
Check-in was simple (it’s not the front door but the sliding patio door on the side) and parking was not an issue for us. There’s free parking always available right in front from 4 pm - 9 am and all day weekends with unlimited parking one block away. The bus to downtown goes right down the street (doesn’t run at night so no issues with noise) though we didn’t need to take it. It’s in “North Beacon Hill” so expect hills if you want to walk around.
It’s officially summer but it was chilly when we were there and the host turned on the heat for us when we requested some heat. No air-conditioner but not an issue for us as it was chilly. There was plenty of storage and closet space with lots of hangers but no luggage rack.
Bathroom had a shower with good water pressure - just had to figure out how to get the settings just right. Two towels were provided for our 5 night stay for the both of us (hint - second towel located under the sink) and plenty of really nice big bottle of combo shampoo/conditioner/body wash on the shower floor (no issues bending over for us though some with mobility issues may find it hard to reach).
The kitchenette (microwave, electric kettle, coffee maker, dishes and cups) mentioned in the listing is located within the actual room itself next to the bed. There’s no separate sink so any dirty dishes would need to be washed in the bathroom sink. We were careful to make sure dishes were free of food scraps before washing but if you don’t like the hassle and don’t plan to eat out all the time, bring some paper plates.
Host provided his cell phone and was very responsive. The listing warned us about some pet noise but it was not an issue for us. We could tell someone was in the next room or upstairs but overall, it was a quiet room. We read other review that mentioned the patio door had curtains for privacy but not full blackout shades so we brought our eye-shades and didn’t have any issues.
All in all, it was met all our needs for a very short term stay where cooking was not a priority.