A stylish and renovated basement space in an old house, which means you'll hear every footstep and music above. This wasn't a problem since I was out and about normally by 6:30 am during my stay; however, the last day I tried to sleep in but couldn't since I was woken up by the loud thumping footsteps and laundry machine (in the basement but outside the door) by 7 am. That's when I realized what the earplugs on the nightstand were for.
The basement studio shares a common entrance with the main house on the side. Once you walk in, you'll see a door to the main house (kitchen) on your right before descending down the stairs to the basement. Not much privacy since the door to the main house was always opened. The stairs have a very low ceiling and kind of awkward to walk down, especially at night when the lights are out. There is a motion sensor light at the top of the staircase but only flip-switch lights a the bottom that's not easy to get to in the dark.
That being said, the studio space itself really is nicely decorated and everything is new. The bed and pillows were fluffy and comfortable. The towels were thick and luxurious like those you see in hotels. Suja was really nice, too. Checked in via the Airbnb App with me a couple of times to see how I was doing.
Overall, I would say I had a good stay besides the minor inconveniences that wasn't expected.