All in all, we had a very pleasant and enjoyable stay. In my opinion, this place is kind of in between a hotel and a hostel. If you're used to hostels, you'll feel right at home here. It's in an older building near the northeast arts district.
Pros:
Location! - This is probably the best part. You have really easy access (5-15 min walk) to restaurants, cafes, and shops. There is a super close mom and pop market with reasonable prices and Halal food (Holy Land).
Transportation - There are several close bus stops if you are relying on public transport. (Though sometimes the buses seemed to not run according to schedule; but of course that's not the Airbnb's fault.)
Hospitality - We only met Julia. She was super welcoming, attentive and responsive.
Kitchen. There is a shared kitchen. It was very nice to be able to cook our own food and not have to spend a lot of money every meal.
Cons:
Shared kitchen and bathroom - You have to share the kitchen and bathroom with the other occupants. We really did not have any issues with this (we only had to wait for the bathroom once.) But this might be uncomfortable for others. I'm used to shared living situations (like at hostels) so this was not really a problem for me.
No AC in shared spaces - It's an older building, so the kitchen and bathroom do not have AC. We were there in summer, which was quite hot. There is a standing fan for the kitchen/dining room, which was nice; but if you're going to cook in the summer, you'll sweat. There IS AC in the bedrooms though, which was very strong and effective.