Superb. Private, yet full of sunlight at all times. The outdoor space is larger and much nicer than the pictures let on, with mixed sun and shade throughout almost the whole day (at least in July). The furnishings, bedding, and kitchenware were of higher quality than most. I'm just really impressed at how great the architecture is: despite being quite close in with other buildings, you get very good privacy both indoors and out and exceptionally good daylight. Many practical details that worked well, such as abundant wall hooks. I've been in some fancy modern places where nothing works right — this is not one of them.
I had a problem with the Wifi and the hosts swiftly delivered an Ethernet cable and USB-C adaptor for me to use, which saved my work week. But be aware that, until they fix it, the Wifi is quite bad and you may have to use an Ethernet cable. But they provided a 25-ft cable and using that I got a great connection, even on the porch. The hosts were friendly throughout.
Location: It's on 33rd, a fairly busy two-lane arterial. Traffic is fairly (but not extremely) loud outside, but it's quiet inside. Backing into the driveway is tricky and nerve-wracking because you have to block traffic both directions and fit in a small space between cars that are parked on the street, while also being sure not to hit any pedestrians as you cross the sidewalk. This is not the place for people accustomed to easy suburban driving.
The scents were mostly not too strong, with the exception of dryer sheets that I placed outside the unit during my stay. But more unscented products would be better.