Pros:
- The Airbnb was a good size for a studio.
- It had a kitchen (stove, fridge, microwave, etc) which was really useful for us.
- The neighborhood was quiet and we enjoyed the trees.
- The bed was very comfortable.
- It was convenient to use the key code rather than trying to pick up a key somewhere.

Cons:
- It was a little chilly at night, and we couldn't find an extra blanket or figure out how to use the heater (we found the thermostat but it didn't seem to do anything).
- There was a combination washer/dryer in the bathroom, which we thought was going to be great, but it ended up being a little confusing to use. We didn't realize that the full 3+ hours of dry time (the preset for cotton garments) was required, so we almost got our clothes stuck in there (the dryer locks if you're in the middle of a dry cycle) when we had to leave. So just be sure to allocate enough time for that if you want to use the washer/dryer. (It definitely won't be dry if you try to use the 50 minute dry cycle.)
- The location was somewhat remote; definitely on a hill. Unfortunately we only found out about how close the aerial tram was (which would have been very fun to ride and would have taken us directly to the festival we went to) after a few days of staying there (a Lyft driver clued us in). I noticed later that the tram info was mentioned in the Airbnb listing, but it would be great if it were included in the welcome info in the binder (maybe the letter on the front of the binder) since this is pretty key info.
- The TV had very few stations (the station guides included in the binder didn't correspond to the actual stations the TV had).

Overall the Airbnb got the job done, but a few improvements would make it even better.