The room seems to have been designed with intentions to save the most money, furnishings are extremely cheap. I did give the property a 5 stars for cleanliness but thats because we were clearly the first people to ever use the room. The paint and floors are soooo cheap that with a few other guests they are bound to get very scratched up soon. I think they just made it good enough to create deceptive photographs. The host does not actually live here and it also feels very deceptive to say so in the listing, I did advise them to update it so that it shows the property as being more of a hostel. I am shocked that they are letting people stay as the building is not done being constructed. We awoke to drilling and hammering that started at 7am and ended at 7pm everyday. There is a company that manages the property so you can’t talk to the actual owners, so communication is through a middle man who will contact you via email, phone, text, and Airbnb allllll at the same time when they need something but then who is extremely slow and selective to respond when you are trying to tell them that someone is using a jackhammer in the next room about a foot away from your head. The walls are paper thin so even after the construction is done, if you are looking for a quiet or private place, look elsewhere. I could literally hear a girl humming a song she must have had stuck in her head on loop, she wasn’t even very loud. You can hear people fart and burp and sneeze, it is like they are right next to you. The “kitchen” has no oils or spices or space to wash dishes or prep food. There is no fan anyway and I am sure the pans they have will not last even 6 months, they remind me of toys for young children playing house. I would be surprised if you could cook an egg well. We had about enough room to put jam on a baguette, but it’s shocking that they believe a mini fridge and a sink can constitute as a full kitchen. Again it all seems very deceptive. It is a really nice hostel room, with a decent location in a good neighborhood close to transit. I would never stay here again.