There are many things that could have made the guest experience much better. There is no kitchen space or kitchenette. So the only water option is the bathroom sink. Bottled water and other beverages in the mini fridge and a note telling the guest where to find it would have made a huge difference. The shower curtains should be changed, or at least cleaned much better. There should be some sort of suggestion or tips on how to better use the shower space, because after a quick 5 min shower, the whole area was completely soaked, making it extremely difficult to use the bathroom/toilet, this is because the shower and toilet are immediately next to each other, shoved into a small space and only separated by a shower curtain. Your body literally touches the dirty curtain while you use the bathroom toilet, there’s no way around it. Usually after a shower, you need to stand in front of the mirror and get ready, this was not an option because it felt dirty and unsanitary to stand on soaking wet tile. The floor in the bnb seemed quite dirty, a better vacuum and mop would do wonders. I noticed a coffee grinder, and maybe a coffee maker, but no coffee? There were maybe 2 cups for drinking out of, but they honestly seemed like they were bought at a resale shop and never cleaned. The sauna was probably the main reason for booking and after truly seeing it in person, and the note about it basically being broken, we realized it wasn’t even useable. Or at least would have caused more stress than it was worth. I’ve paid much less for a bnb before and in Toronto and have had much better experiences. I also didn’t really appreciate being sent messages from the host about some sort of healthy living business. I’m not renting a bnb to be sold something.