We had to shorten our stay in a nice house due to a bad relationship with a conflictive Host.
The house is nice and has a very well maintained garden and big swimming pool. The only suggestion to improve the house would be to add a dish washer.
The Host normally visits the property once a day, without notice, to operate maintenance of the pool.
In our experience, we had several misunderstandings with the Host.
Having booked all the property for us, we hoped we could invite some friends/family for a coffee or lunch/dinner (nothing crazy, no parties).
Although it was not forbidden in the house rules to invite anybody, the Host reacted very badly when he saw some members of my local family (mother, aunt, brothers, 90-years-old grandfather) in his property. This was surprising, as since the beginning I explained that I was renting the property to reconnect with my local family after 2 years (due to covid).
After that first event, he started to enter the property (always without notice) multiple times in a day, violating our privacy.
In one occasion, he verbally attacked me, shouting, in front of my wife, children and friends.
That was not acceptable for us and, after unsuccessfully trying to mediate with the help of airbnb customer support, we preferred to leave.
Despite informing him well in advance of our departure, the Host did not show up at checkout and asked us to just drop the keys in the mail box.
So, very nice house if you plan to stay there absolutely alone and you don’t mind the Host showing up at his will.
Before booking, I would suggest to clearly set the rules of engagement with the Host, in order to protect your privacy.
I hope it helps.