I booked my stay at Pio's place and he offered his Taxi service to collect me from the airport at the cost of 25 Euros. Exactly the same what any Taxi charges in Malta.
We soon arrived at his place, which was slighly off the provided Google Location, and I was shown my room. Presented with a list of rules of what to do or not to do. Other Airbnbs actually make you feel at home. This one did not.
The house is an old building, and had a specific smell. Anyone with alergies should stay away. The room itself was gloomy and not welcoming. The two beds had the worst mattresses you can possibly immagine. You can actually feel the springs of mattress all over your body. There is also an old fridge in your room designed to wake you up in the middle of the night.
I stayed there one night thinking that this is a poor Malta standard, but the next day I found another place at nearly half the price in Gozo. The room was bright and beautiful, the host was friendly and even offered me a meal. Pio charges 5 Euros if you want a breakfast, which is just another way to suck more money out of tourists. And after bringing him £8 box of chocolates, I would of expected at least a few apples in my room as a way of saying thank you, but instead I got nothing.
I returned the key one day early, briefly explained that the other place was much nices and cheaper, and asked if he could give a little of my money back because out of 6 nights I only stayed there for one. He would not, and I quickly left as I don't have time to waste for ungrateful and selfish hosts, and neither should you.