If you have the chance to stay here then it's an easy yes. Everything within the room is high quality and very charming. So many thoughtful touches it would be hard to list them all! Some random things I really appreciated were the bluetooth speaker, a water pitcher in the fridge (I love cold water), the half n half and tea and on and on.
The location is also excellent. Not only are lots of restaurants and shops nearby, this is a fun neighborhood to take strolls in to see the cool craftsmanship houses and lovely landscaping. The booklet left by the host was a handy guide to the area. (However I don't recommend the St. Honoré Cafe - as someone who is French and loves French cafes.)
My stay here was practically perfect except for one issue. I chose this airbnb, in large part, due to the fast internet. I knew I would be teaching a live course during my stay and wanted things to go smoothly while I was on the road. During that live class for 300 people, the wifi dropped numerous times. It was horrible. I tried switching to my phone and using cell reception, but the basement made cell reception poor. It made this class highly stressful for me and obviously a poor experience for my students. I have been teaching online for over ten years so I get that we can't always control the internet, but this was a major frustration. I'm not sure how common of an event this is or if there is anything that can be done to fix this for the future. That being said I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again IF I weren't teaching a live class online or IF I had assurances this was a one-off event wouldn't be a problem again.