I chose this AirBnB for 2 reasons, the positive reviews talking about the hosts making them feel welcome and breakfast as I knew I would likely struggle to get that on my own.
I understand corona times are different times, but my experience is a stark contrast with the reviews I read here.

Breakfast was 2 slices of dry grey bread with a tub of butter (sometimes red jam), a cup of milk and black tea. The first day there was an egg, the consequent days, just the 2 slices of bread.
Not exactly something I would advertise as serving breakfast.
My reception was less than welcoming.
I was called irresponsible for not wearing a mouth mask upon entry and pushed many times for my “corona status”, which I kept telling them I did not know as I did not travel internationally or have any symptoms justifying a test. It was clear they wanted the money and hoped I would not show, although they could cancel, call or email with their expectations at any point before my arrival. I asked them several times to let me know if at any point they wanted me to do things differently for corona (wear a mask, disinfect my hands in specific areas,…), but they laughed each time and said no. After the unpleasant welcome, we shared a few laughs and I assumed the unpleasantries were in the past.
Yet my second day Vivian made several remarks regarding my not wearing a mouth mask when I came the previous night and how she felt she taught me people wear masks and I should buy one (as everyone living in corona times I have several with me at all times) and how I should have brought handsanitizer with me.
They mentioned they had just come back from Nigeria a day earlier, where they had been stuck for a year. I suppose the hostile welcome had to do with them risking a fine by ignoring the 10-day quarantine rule by hosting me. They said they had a negative test before boarding the airplane, though spending time with several thousand people in the airplanes and airports does not sound like a time to play host but I had no choice but to stay. The tour of the house was -here is the toilet, bathroom, kitchen, here is you bedroom, did you bring a towel?- no rules, requirements mentioned, so I assume common sense applied.
My first 2 nights I was forced to sleep late because they kept shouting at the TV scaring me awake every 10-15 minutes until about midnight. It’s also important to know the bedroom is right across from the kitchen which means any noise in the kitchen resounds into the room, like midnight snacks or the husband making his breakfast at 6am.
Last night I assume neighbours complained about the late-night shouting, there was no late-night shouting happening and I had my first great night sleep.
They mentioned they’d be flexible with check-out if I needed it and could leave my things until after my last day of workshop if that was easier.
The day after returning home I received an angry message about a broken chair and a request to call.
I called to hear what had happened. They claimed the leg of the chair was forcefully bent and the chair could no longer be used. I explained to them that I don’t think it’s possible I broke it as I never even sat on it. I explained that I came back exhausted every day and prefer to sit on the bed with my legs up. In the morning I always took my 2 slices outside to eat on my long walk to the workshop.
I heard the husband shout in the background “she’s lying” and was called a liar by Vivian several times. She ended by saying that it was for my conscience because theirs was clear.
I asked for pictures but they insisted that was unnecessary because I was lying anyway and they didn’t hear me break the chair.
Overall this was an unpleasant experience, not in line with the reviews. I don’t recommend this airbnb in corona times and would not book this airbnb for a trip set to long days on a fixed schedule.