I was at this house for a week. There were often 30 pairs of shoes in the front hall (pictures taken so yes, there is proof). This is a major money machine with only three bathrooms and no appropriate fire security that I could see. The smoke detector on the top floor was resting on the floor. At night all four sofas in the livingroom had sleeping people, plus six bedrooms filled.
I shared a room with three other girls on the top floor. It was middle of summer. There were two windows but we were not allowed to open one of them. It was hard to breath at night. The bedroom door didn't close properly so it banged in the wind. We had to prop it with a suitcase to stay closed but then this limited oxygen. Same banging with the kitchen door. NO hot water in the bathroom sinks or the shower upstairs. One hot water electrical shower was working for all these guests, if it was available, when you woke up. But that meant getting up no later than 7am. The busses stop running from the center of town around midnight so leave before then or its an Uber ride. I wasn't offered a clean towel although a seven night stay. Because the living room was also housing four sleeping people, there was no alternative but to stay in your own bed. So if someone wanted to be on their phone or PC late at night it disturbed the other guests sharing that room. Literally no place to sit to even put on your shoes unless you found a vacant chair in the kitchen.
This stay was a shock. I find it hard to believe it has passed safety codes.