One of my favorite Airbnb stays in terms of how convenient and well thought-out everything was.
This is the first truly self-sufficient studio Airbnb I’ve been at where all the small details were taken care of. From a well-stocked kitchen with a stove, cooking ware, oven, microwave, coffee machine, oatmeal, cereal, orange juice, milk, bread, to seemingly trivial stuff that you never know the value of until you need it when traveling (nail clippers, hair dryer) — everything you could possibly need was provided. The bed was comfy, there were some nice books to read; the studio itself was set well-back from the road and the sun shone straight in every morning. The neighborhood is really pretty, with blooming flowers everywhere. It’s also very quiet so you can get a good night’s sleep.
One of the best things was how accessible this Airbnb was: the 33 bus stops a scant 100ft away and gets you into downtown in 30 minutes for a mere $2.75 (don’t worry, you can barely hear the buses from the studio). Between the bus and the kitchen, this Airbnb helped me save a lot of money on my trip.
One downside was the interior got quite cold (this is in late April). A space heater was provided but it was the kind that didn’t really circulate the hot air well. If they provided a more active heater that could blow the hot air around the room, it would have been much more comfortable.
TLDR: would highly recommend.