I stayed at David's place for 5 weeks to be close to the hospitals for clinical rotations.
The good:
Amazing amenities. It was SO nice to have appliances to cook with and free coffee (Keurig) each morning. The host also offers a few things in the fridge, soda, and bottled water for all guests.
The house was always nice and quiet which was really nice for studying.
The so-so:
You will be sharing this space with multiple guests.
The laundry room in the back yard is not free. Make sure to bring some quarters. The host is very generous and provides multiple towels which helps a long stay be a bit easier on the laundry load.
The not so great:
Do not set your standards high for cleanliness at this Airbnb. I spent my first week here cleaning the bathroom (shower, medicine cabinet shelves, sink) as well as the room I rented (so that the drawers and shelves were clean for storing my clothing). I also spent time cleaning in the kitchen wiping counters down, cleaning the handles on the microwave and fridge from grime, etc. You get the picture...
The average nightly cost for me was about $37 here. In retrospect this is quite high for how run down the space is. I have paid far less to rent a room and stay in much better kept Airbnb's. At the very least a consistent housekeeper that could do a thorough cleaning job would help make this place feel more value added and smell much better. Unfortunately I think much of the garbage like smell may be due to how old the house is and that much of the space needs some TLC and likely some more serious repairs in the bathroom shower (caulking is separating from wall and spots of mold very noticeable on ceiling).