Staying at Gwen's house was an experience of stark contrasts: The first impression was great: the huge house and rooms look great and comfortable and Gwendoline was very friendly in welcoming us. But taking a closer look, it felt completely different. The three rooms on the middle floor were dirty, there was neary no empty space in the closets, they were packed full with cloths and other things. The bathrooms were dirty, two of the three showers had broken screens. Both, rooms and bathrooms, felt like unfinished construction sites, with cables coming out of the walls, missing tiles, sockets missing their covers. In both, the common areas and private rooms, there was medicine, an inhaler and razor blades lying on (low) tables, cupboards and on the floor. We did not feel it save enough to let our little one run freely there.
As is said in the listing, we were invited to use the kitchen without much rules or introduction. The kitchen often had dirty dishes, both coffee machines were full of mold and there was stuff laying around everywhere.
The listing also mentioned BBQ and breakfast, but when asking about it, it was clear it's not an option at the moment and did not seem to be an option anytime soon.
When we did not meet her in person on our second day and the day of our departure, I wrote her those points friendly and in private, trying to understand her situation. Sadly, Gwen reacted aggressively, bordering on insultin, and noted that we could not expect all that in a bargain like hers. I consider a healthy and save environment necessary even for a bargain.