The hosts were lovely, and the place easy to find. I loved that the room came with a table - always need that when I'm travelling. The water pressure and temperature was great as well. I appreciated the free access to their washer and dryer - be careful not to use too many appliances at once though, because the power might trip - Greg was kind enough to fix it when it happened. It's clear they value their personal space as well as that of the guest. Even though the listing says breakfast is provided and I was informed upon check-in that bread and milk is available anytime I need, when I knocked the door the next morning to ask about breakfast, Greg didn't seem to expect my request and told me no one ever asked for breakfast so sometimes they forget about it. I was asked what kind of bread I prefer, then left standing outside the house while he went in to grab a bag of bread (that I later found was past the best-before date). I had to ask for some kind of spread before he gave me margarine. I was told to use the toaster in the sleepout and to make my own coffee or tea there. I've stayed in many Airbnbs and this was one of the more disappointing breakfast experiences I've had; it's one thing to have privacy in a sleepout, but there was also a sense of not being allowed to 'encroach' in their living space, which is not what I would expect even in a simple budget room listing on a platform meant for hospitality. If breakfast is important to you, I would recommend communicating this to the host before you arrive, or staying someplace else. If not, then this probably wouldn't bother you too much. The room was cosy and easily warmed up with the heater, which was great. There were some cobwebs at the light, the edges of the sliding door to the room could do with some thorough cleaning, and there was a hairbrush in the bathroom that was full of hair, perhaps left behind by a previous guest? The hosts were very kind though.