The place is marketed on the Airbnb platform as a “home” but in reality it is budget hostel. The photos are misleading as they imply that the toilets, living and pantry area are all within the loft unit of a shophouse. They are not. They are shared with around 20 other people.
I also did not have the good fortune of seeing the owner of the budget hostel, “Tommy”, on the property. Despite this, I received a call from him on my personal number at 9.40pm to ask my friends and I to lower our volume, nonwithstanding that the “house rules” stated that we only had to be quiet from around 11pm onwards. This allowed me to infer that “Tommy” acted on feedback from the other inhabitants of the hostel without ascertaining its validity. Also, the walls between the “rooms” are not solid (they have gaps at the top) and are only separated by shutter doors, which explains why sound travels easily within the property.
You may also wish to note that following my stay, “Tommy” personally messaged me after the stay requesting that I give him a 5 star rating in return for him giving me one. Upon further investigation online, I also found out that “Tommy” and his team are advertising their hostel on various other platforms such as booking.com.
Be warned. This place is not what it appears to be.