The hospitality we received from these hosts was off the charts! We were poor, weary travelers who just completed a 2000 mile drive, a night out on the sidewalk of a bus station, a 16 hour bus ride, a 5 mile hike in the rain, and all that time without a shower! You can imagine how we looked and smelled! But you might find it hard to imagine that we had a 10 week old lamb, Дож, a.k.a. "Loco Chivo" in tow. The truth is, he smelled way better than us! But in our defense, we pee in the toilet! Our very accommodating host provided plastic to put on the floor in the closet, where the crazy goat stayed for the night, and morning clean up was a breeze! We got a delicious bowl of oatmeal and some coffee after a much needed shower and some indoor sleeping. The house is clean and quiet and comfortable, but as we say in America about houses where some old lady has not put plastic over the furniture that she lets no one sit on unless they are in their Sunday best, this home is "lived in." So consider the four-star cleanliness rating a sign that you will be welcomed as you are. We actually got rejected at the door because of our condition by another, less experienced Airbnb host. That was after a long hike with heavy backpacks. I won't mention it on their reviews because I'm a huge supporter of Airbnb, and we had a nice talk and I encouraged this other host to be more like Adrian! He's right in line with the purpose and the spirit of this great invention: Airbnb. We wish we could have stayed longer, but he was booked. It was still the perfect reset! Oh, and we forgot our charger, and they called to tell us! You will be welcomed here!