Overall, it was fine. It wasn't a bad stay, and to be honest I would consider staying there in the future (assuming the things I experienced were resolved).
The location really is great. Super close to the bus lines, restaurants, and grocery stores. Vinicius (I didn't work with Bruno during this trip) was quick to respond and very friendly.
The things that kept this from being a great stay for me:
-There's no lock on the bedroom door. As a single woman traveling alone, this made me nervous/uncomfortable, especially since the other house guests were Airbnb guests. If something had happened, it would have been very hard to report/resolve bc of this. I slept with my suitcase blocking the door each night.
-The kitchen has eating utensils but no cooking utensils. Also, the markings on the stove indicating the mode and temperature had rubbed off, so I had to try to search for an image of the oven panel online to attempt to cook.
-The house had no wi-fi. Vinicius gave me a SIM card to use in order to have data/personal hotspot, but that was obviously inconvenient since it meant I couldn't use my US SIM card or phone number that whole week. The wi-fi was supposed to be fixed three days into my trip, but it never happened.
-The tv in the bedroom wasn't set up/connected. Not the end of the world, but I was certainly surprised and bummed when I went to watch a movie and discovered the TV is for decorative purposes