I unfortunately cannot give a good review. On arrival I was treated with suspicion and a distinct lack of warmth or welcome. Having had two forms of ID check he showed me the room and bathroom. It was very unfriendly and this was confirmed when I later chatted to another female lone traveller who gave the opposite experience - which I observed; much more warm- gave her lots of advice about what to do in Bordeaux, really helpful and did not ask to see ID. Whilst it’s okay to check ID (that’s fully appropriate) it was the manner in which it was done I found shocking - he exchanged no kind words, advice or well wishes for my stay - just showed me my room and was off. The room itself felt like a hostel with an incredibly uncomfortable bed and pillow- I had a really bad sleep (I wish I could upload pictures of the pillow which basically was a bag with a few lumps of cottonwool in there - not a considerate thing to leave for a guest at all. The pillow was so bad that my head was basically in direct contact with the bed) . There were also mosquitos at night - I’m not sure if there’s stagnant water around or if it just bordeaux but I didn’t experience the same thing a few days earlier when staying at a village near coquille. Whilst I don’t want to give a bad review, talking to the girl who said he had been super friendly made me think I should be fully honest so that the host can examine why he gave such different treatment from the outset (from the moment I arrived at the door) to two different people - I don’t want to make any assumptions about why and it’s not a nice way to be received on holiday. I arrived at 4:30 (I had said My train arrived at 4pm and then I would walk to the place so this was as planned) and I left the room tidy which he verified he was happy with. I’m yet to receive a bad review on Airbnb and am a considerate traveller - but just not impressed here unfortunately at all