The cleaners did a great job, they were really professional and friendly, and the room was always lovely and clean, felt like a hotel room. The aircon was handy in the hot weather. However my partner and I probably wouldn't stay here again. I made the mistake of booking in a hurry without reading the terms of use of the room(something I definitely have learnt from). I saw multiple photos of a kitchen so assumed that it was part of the booking. Once I had already booked we were sent a long message which gave us directions from the airport to the address (something that we were grateful for, but something you receive from all hosts so not something that sets this property apart), along with the rules of the property. Whilst I completely acknowledge it is up to each hosts discretion as to how much of the property is available for use by guests, when I questioned the host whether he was willing to be flexible I was met with an exceptionally unprofessional and plain rude response (he even included exclamation points). A simple explanation as to why the rules were so strict would have sufficed, so we were already given a negative impression before even arriving. Upon arrival we were given a tour and were also given some thorough details on the area and how to get around, including a map which was very handy, but also something you're able to pick up from any information desk. We were also given rules about the use of the air-conditioning, told we should pay more if we leave it on when we go out (my partner and I had no intention of leaving it on but there's other ways to ask guests to do, or not do, certain things). Once our room was cleaned the first time I ran into the host and he asked me not to wipe my makeup off using the face cloth... How absurd to give a guest rules as to how they can use a towel. Honestly. The host claimed that it was 'hard to clean', however I've never had an issue with cleaning my own towels from make up, it's not industrial strength. The location is okay, it's not an area you want to walk around in which means you have to catch the metro. When writing reviews I like to focus on the positives of a property, in no way do I ever want hosts to be negatively affected from something I said as the majority aim to do the best they can, however the incessant rules and rude attitude of the host have left me thoroughly displeased.