The place is neat and fair, even though it comes with a very small toilet that barely fits a adult, the rooms in a whole are nice, and you're literally living in a forest. But, the communication with the host is very annoying. Oftentimes something that only take one sentence to communicate took around half an hour to finish the conversation. At first they were very friendly, introducing the environments and even offering a variety of goods and foods, but then they keep reminding you all the rules they want you to obey like turning off the lights, don't use too much detergent to do the laundry, don't hurt their multi-cooker and stuff, despite already paying excessively high rent for just two rooms and a miniature toilet (when you're sitting on the toilet leaning forward, your upper body will be in the shower room). They did let us use the normal sized one after they left the house for a trip though, which we are very thankful. Though they also turned off the heating after they left the house, which means no heating if they are not there. it still gets a bit cold in the midnight in spring, so prepare some warm clothes.
They also monitors the electricity usage remotely and remind you to turn off the lights even though you're using the room for other purpose. Although the laundry machine is listed on the webpage, they told us that they usually charge guests for washing clothes and since we are students with poor income (literally what they said), that we can do it for free once a week. They talked about hiring a cleaning lady (of course at your own cost) once in a while during the stay, extremely anxious about the guest trashing their house. Last but not least, they keep asking you when you are checking out, regardless of how many times you have already explained to them that you are leaving at different time, and that there was definite someone staying there to hand them the keys.
If it were not the terrible, extremely wordy communications going around, I would enjoy the stay a lot better.