First I will admit that I didn't read Tess's listing as thoroughly as I should have. If I had, I would have likely chosen a place that had the usual cleaning included in the listing. And by usual cleaning, I mean bed sheets and towels being cleaned and reset after I leave. Again, my fault. Tessa's listing states that the occupants are expected to either bring their own linens or pay additional for hers--and that the place is expected to be thoroughly cleaned for the next occupants. I have never experienced this, so I missed it while booking--I simply wasn't looking for it after the usual "bed sheets/essentials included" was noted in the listing.
Other than my ignorance on the listing, I had two frustrations. One was that because people are expected to clean the place for the next occupants, and it was evident to us that the previous users hadn't cleaned up as much as we usually find at an AirBNB. For examples, the barbecue and scraper was packed with grease to the point where it wasn't pleasant to use, and the pans in the kitchen were in much the same shape.
The second issue was that there wasn't any way to effectively cool the place down on a 28°C (82°F) day. Not a single window had bug screens, so your choices were either sleep in the sweltering heat inside, or accept the fact that bugs were going to get inside the place.
All that said, the place is a great value. To locals who can bring their own linens, and perhaps are used to the heat, I imagine the place is great. To those of us from cooler places who don't have a lot of spare time to clean the place up (to the level you'd expect a room to be in for an incoming occupant), I'd recommend looking for other nearby places. It's nothing personal, but I feel like this should be more of a bunkhouse getaway than a place for tourists to stay at. Just my two cents....