I only stayed one night there, from about 6pm arriving there to about 8am in the morning.
Walking up to her house, I rang the doorbell and waited a few moments before she welcomed my friends and I in. She walked me up to my room and showed me the bathroom over what must've been no longer than 2mins, to then attend back to her family. The bedroom and bathroom are very clean, with clear instructions on the walls, and amenities labeled ARBNB. Motivational quotes are posted over all the walls and tables, giving a welcoming and positive recluse from the city.
The house appears to be separated from the upstairs (where you stay) and the downstairs (where the family stays), while only hearing faint footsteps and a baby crying late at night. This deepens one's sense of seclusion from the house, and a reminder that you're only just a guest in their home. This doesn't appear to be a bad thing, however, due to the fleeting nature of AIRBNB.
I had a fantastical night, and highly recommend this