Staying at Jean’s place was a bit of a disappointing experience. Most of the reviews were really good so I was at first very excited about the stay. Earlier on the day I arrived, Jean said he was home that night so we could just let him know when we arrived. When I arrived, I could not find any information on the listing or inside the house where the en-suite bedroom was (upstairs or downstairs and which room it was as there were four rooms, we did not want to just open any rooms to check), so we stood there for 10 minutes trying to figure this out. I called Jean and messaged him and he did not respond or pick up (and did not respond for the night).
Then we finally figured out which room it was by ourselves, but only then to find out the not clean beddings. The sheet had several dark stains on them, there was a piece of hair, and the quilt cover was full of dust. My partner got rashes on his thigh after lying on the bed for 10 minutes. We would not have stayed if we could have found another suitable place for the two nights.
The night was not over with disruptions yet. The other Airbnb room in the house was occupied by a family of three (all adults), who did not finish eating / go upstairs / turn off the TV until 11.30pm, which, to the not sound-proven en-suite room, was a complete disruption at night. This was succeeded by the permanent tenant coming home at 11.30pm and making very loud phone calls in the dining room (right next to the en-suite bedroom) until after midnight. We could not sleep at all for at least half an hour. I messaged Jean, who did not reply (late I understand) so I had to talk to the girl myself in order to go to sleep. She did apologize and end the phone call (at 12.30am), which was the first point the first night that our room was quiet.
The second night was alright. The place was stylish and everything else was fine. The en-suite bathroom was really nice. But we were still very disappointed and had to worry about the cleanliness, which was not a nice experience. I would definitely not return there.