The hosts are really nice and pretty good with communication. We paid almost $300 per night to stay there between Christmas and New Year's for one week. The place should cost about $100 per night, or less, because of the quality.
The place looks better in photos and there are discrepancies. There is no dryer. It's just a steel rack that you can hang your wet clothes. 1.5 baths doesn't mean 2 toilets. There is one tiny room with just the toilet, next to the kitchen. Then there is a small shower and sink in the bedroom. Several things were broken: sofa, drawers, dividers in the drawers. Fake candles were provided that had no battery. There was a tiny bottle of body wash and shampoo from a cheap brand - it was only for 1-2 uses. The towels were too small and old and scratchy. You can imagine our disappointment with the above mentioned things, especially when paying so much. When I explained all of this to them while we were there, they just said they would fix the sofa and towels.