My friend and I stayed at this place for the Origins Game Fair happening at the convention center nearby. The experience was mostly positive except for a few minor exceptions.
As far as positives go, the rooms, furniture, sheets, towels, etc were clean. The place was quiet while we were there even though it's part of a multi-tenant building. We never saw the other tenants nor heard them over the AC noise (which was loud but helpful as background noise). The place has wi-fi and a smart TV, plus it was furnished with cookware, appliances, utensils, etc which made it perfect for a short stay like ours.
Lastly, the communication with the host was excellent!
I used the Airbnb app and got responses throughout the day (sometimes as late as 11 PM local time). I was even able to check in early (by about 90 minutes) simply by texting via the Airbnb app on the day-of with zero advanced notice which was very helpful. I even got a text midweek just to see how we were doing. For these reasons, I give this host the best marks as far as communications go.
That said, there are some minor issues.
First, the place looks better on the listing than it looks in person. It's definitely livable and comfortable, but some rough spots hurt its first impressions: Chipped paint in multiple places, separating wall seams, and uneven/sunken floors in the hallway between the kitchen & bathroom. Additionally, the front porch roof was being held up lumber that obstructs the cement sidewalk path in the yard.
Secondly, the space lack privacy for non-couples like my friend and I. There are four rooms but only one door for the bathroom. There was no way for my us to sleep in separate spaces because the doorway between the bedroom and the living room spaces is huge. We tried closing the double sliding doors but only one half could come out (with effort) while the other one seemed totally immovable.
Neither issues affected our stay because we only ever showered & slept there. I mention them only because people who need/want pristine spaces and/or modest degree of privacy could be disappointed.
Lastly, the parking instructions was partially inaccurate.
The instructions say there is a dedicated off-street parking spot for just one vehicle, so street parking for additional vehicles need to be registered & paid for using an app hosted by the Columbus parking authorities for $3 per day. Both are true statements. What was missing is you need a guest code from the resident. This created a minor scramble for solutions because we didn't expect this issue plus the host seemed caught off guard by the request.
Thankfully, this was easily remedied. We needed two codes and got both at the same time from the host (who, again, was super helpful) so we never had to bother them again. I suppose they can make it easier for future guests by proactively asking to see if codes are needed and providing them ahead of time. I hope they do.
Overall, our stay was a positive experience and I thank the hosts for being super helpful at all times. I would go back to stay again.