As mentioned by a couple other reviewers - you are surprised upon arrival with a long contract, written in Spanish, and expected to sign or get out.
I contacted the hosts prior to booking & explicitly asked what the house rules AND the terms and conditions were that I would have to sign at check-in. I was told it was exactly what’s in the AirBnB listing.
It is not because the contract you are forced to sign is a couple pages long and includes language about a deposit and other things. Just to be clear, I was not required to pay a deposit though.
You are required to read the contract on their associate’s broken cell phone screen and sign. I asked for a copy to be text to me but never received the requested copy.
It is incomprehensible that the hosts would surprise their guests like this. Post the contract in your photos section of AirBnB. Send a copy of it when requested instead of incorrectly stating the terms are outlined in the AirBnB posting. I was pretty shaken up by this after check-in because I was told I’d have to leave if I refused to sign.
The space is cute and stylish. There is front door security around the clock. The wifi worked great, hot water, etc.
Absolutely no complaints about the space or the stay after I was forced to sign the short term rental contract, in a language I am not fluent.