I very rarely give bad reviews (if I don't like a place, I typically leave no review), but anybody considering staying here deserves fair warning. The spot is acceptable for two people that don't plan to spend any time in the apartment except for sleeping, and only if you are OK parking your car where it is extremely vulnerable. Otherwise, avoid it.
Our car was stolen from right in front of the building during our one-night stay. Yes. Our car was stolen! When we discovered this, we spoke with several business owners on the block who told us that car theft is a major problem in the neighborhood (we went to those that had security cameras nearby), and after spending almost three hours waiting to reach the police through their non-emergency hotline, the police officer that took our report said the same. When we suggested to the host that he should offer some warning to this effect, he was quick to tell us it wasn't his fault, blame us for blaming him (we didn't), insist that he's a great and gracious host, and then scold us for leaving our camping gear in the car (um, the issue isn't that they stole some stuff. ...they stole the car!).
As far as the space, the bedroom bed is OK, but the pull out bed is extremely uncomfortable. It's not a good place for hanging out, due to an awkward layout and furniture. We initially planned to have just two of us, and when we added our daughter, the host charged extra for a third guest. The listing indicates it accommodates 4, but don't expect to get any sleep on the pull out bed that supposedly is big enough for two. When we noted how uncomfortable the bed was, the host "graciously" offered to refund the extra fee for the third guest, but added: "If you decide to speak negatively of my place or stay, a refund will not be issued." Classy. I'd rather he keeps the money if it can save others from having to deal with him.
I've been an Airbnb host, and I'm generally sympathetic to hosts when problems come up. This was different. We had a terrible experience, and while most people won't have a car stolen, the fact that every business owner we spoke with was quick to say how much of a problem it is in the neighborhood makes me think it needs to be disclosed. Moreover, the lack of empathy for what it feels like to have one's vehicle stolen (in the middle of a road trip, no less!), makes me think Peter should not be a host.