This place feels like a college dorm, where you can really sense the wear and tear from all the people who have been through it: lots of scratches and torn-off paint, and while the horizontal surfaces are clean, the vertical ones have a sticky feel to them. The dorm atmosphere is exacerbated by the beds being half a foot shorter than a standard adult 80 inch bed (though otherwise comfortable); if you are anywhere near six feet tall, be prepared for your feet to point out of the bed.
The "full kitchen" has no dishwasher (which was not mentioned in the listing at the time I rented, though they added that after I complained), and the previous guests did not do a good job of handwashing, leaving several insufficiently cleaned dishes for me to find in the cabinets and drawers. The laundry is a communal coin-op with very small machines, so expect to bring a load of quarters. Sometimes, you will be woken up by a surprisingly loud water pipe noise when the neighbors use water.
You will not be dealing with the host directly, but by several different people from a management company.
Despite the relatively "low" price compared to the rest of the area, this place was not worth four thousand dollars a month. But at least, the wi-fi was decent.