We overall enjoyed our stay. I'll share pros and cons based on my opinion.
Pros:
* Lots of beds, which we needed. Beds were metal frames and simple mattresses but surprisingly comfortable despite that.
* Lots of green out of the windows.
* Neighborhood was quiet.
* We did most of our traveling by public transportation, only had to walk a couple of blocks most of the time to catch the bus we needed. Location was good for getting to the city center, sites, etc (~25 minute bus ride). An hour by train/bus to the airport.
* Hosts were responsive when we asked for things. No games or books but guide book says they will bring them if you ask. No area guide books to browse.
* They supplied one bath towel , hand towel and washcloth per person.
* They supplied napkins and paper towels.
* Gas fireplace
* It was adequately clean.
Cons:
* I felt like I was in a college rental in that almost everything was from ikea (furniture, dishes, curtains, etc). Some dishes had chips.
* Cooking supplies (pots, utensils) were bear bones and entry level quality. Knives were SO dull, no non-stick cookwear, no large pots, no large pans. We were there with kids so no elaborate meals thank goodness.
* First time I stayed in an Airbnb with no condiments or spices, no Saran wrap or aluminum foil, though there are Rubbermaid containers for leftovers. Only supplied items were salt, pepper, sugar and coffee pot liners.
* No dish rack (though there is a dishwasher), we asked for something to dry dishes on and they brought us a bath mat. It worked but again, gave me that college pad vibe.
* Lacking comforts of a home (no throw blankets for cozying up on the sofa), mostly bare walls.
* Bathroom door and wall have huge patch, college vibe again.
* More of an FYI than a con: Three story condo and steps to get from street to front door (about a floors worth), no bathroom on the living room/kitchen level. To get to nearby main street is a walk up two steep streets.
* Top floor bedrooms were hot, it was very hard to sleep one night in particular, more than 1 small fan per bedroom would have been nice, maybe a tower fan? And better window coverings, the sun came shining in bright and early. Bring eye covers if you like to sleep past sunrise and need a dark room.
Pictures for stay we booked were for unit next door, not a big deal as I think they are identical layouts.