The location was just right for me. I have an office in Perth and 1.5km walk me perfectly. there's a lovely coffee shop just outside on street.
The rooms are simple and clean.
I had an issue with the supplied iron. when using it rust started out all over my shirt.
at the end of my 4 night stay I notified the host that I had misplaced the plastic access card. The next thing I received a formal demand from AirBNB for $150. $150 for a plastic access card. Talk about a money grab. Not only that but for there to be no conversation, no personal interaction, just a bill of $150 for something that cost just dollars to create. I know I have a machine that creates them - I've shared the details with hosts.
I'm sure it's annoying if you're having constantly replacing cards so I expected to pay. Maybe $20, not $150.
As I said I really enjoyed the location and the simplicity of the room and looked forward to returning for my monthly visits.
Why do I stay in Airbnb's and not hotels? I like the idea of a better choice of location, a more personalised service and knowing my money goes directly to the owners.
But in this instance 'greed' will be my only memory of this experience.
And sadly I have to find a new place to stay.
Finally, there are hosts listed but the reality is you're dealing with an outsourced company and a very 'computerised' and automated process. So if you enjoy your stay, acknowledge 'Houst' the 'real' service providers not Maurice And Emilie.