My experience was not great. I was given the incorrect room. The room I was supposed to get had it's own balcony, mini fridge and tv and was at the back of the house which is away from the street and much quieter. The room I received just had a bed and nothing else. When I asked to be compensated the difference between the room I received and the room I booked, I was told the room I received was the more expensive room. Extremely hard to believe. I was there for 4 nights. On the 3rd night very late the host messaged me on what'sapp and asked me to move to the other room. I didn't appreciate being contacted outside of the Airbnb app as I never gave the host my WhatsApp details. I declined to move as it was late and I had a tour the next morning and didn't have time to move to a different room for 1 night. The host also asked me to assist him with his rental business by writing an English review for an apartment he wanted to rent. I didn't mind but he insisted I go upstairs into that empty apartment alone with him which made me very uncomfortable as a solo female traveler. He was nice and offered me lots of food and wanted to chat every time I came home. While he was generous with the food offers, the constant attention on me the first few days made me feel like I didn't have much privacy and I felt like I wasn't to come and go without getting pulled into long conversations that felt too personal and again, as a female traveling alone, didn't make me feel comfortable. While I don't see anything wrong with hosts interacting with guests, I think it's important to give guests space and not insist that guest spend time with you.