We booked this place for two nights, May 24-26. There's a lesson in our AirBnb experience at this place, one, which we hope by sharing our experience, will benefit not just other guests (and also not just at this place), but also hosts who are open to feedback to possibly improve their service and the overall experience for their guests. OUR LESSON: As potential guests searching for a place, we should have been more diligent in analyzing the details of the host's listing, and more critical of other guest reviews, and we should have noted important signs when reading these. FOR HOSTS, WE HOPE: That they be clearer with disclosures and descriptions of their listings OUR EXPERIENCE: Communicating with the host: Derek was easy to communicate with via the platform. We booked his place for two nights, but did not make it the first night due to a traffic accident that closed the highway going to their place. We were in touch with Derek about our circumstances and he was helpful in suggesting alternative routes. Arriving and checking-in: Derek's wife, Mary, met us upon our arrival. She was cheerful, accommodating, and while busy because she had friends over, she dutifully showed us our accommodations and gave appropriate advice and instructions on the use of the place we were renting. We briefly met Derek when we returned at night after dinner in town and he was likewise cheerful and polite. WHAT WE SHOULD HAVE DONE WHEN BOOKING THIS LISTING: We should have been more diligent in reviewing the listing description and the guest reviews, and we should have noted the following: 1) It's just one bedroom (that explains the affordable price). This was stated in the description but there was also mention of it being a "large studio". The kitchen facilities are at the host's main house. We should have noted this better and understood why the microwave was on top of the refrigerator. Which was right beside the bed. The other side of the bed had a small night table, on top of which was a coffee maker. Beside the bed. 2) One earlier review had already said that it was too small for 3 people.The AirBnb accepted our booking for 4 people. It was certainly cramped with two beds laid out for us in the room. 3) Another review had earlier mentioned that there were no closets or drawers . We should have noted this too and not expected to have somewhere to place our clothes. So yes, in hindsight, these are the things that as guests we should have been mindful about. Or at least asked more questions for clarity earlier during the booking process. What surprised us, and not in a pleasant way, was the room itself, or specifically, the ENTRANCE to the room. The listing stated: "Entrance is through another room that is not occupied." It was actually more like a STORAGE ROOM for what appeared to be equipment and chemical supplies for their carpet cleaning...