The best thing about this Airbnb is its proximity to a lovely beach.
Upon arrival, I could not get in, as there was a lock on the gate for which the code was not included in the check-in instructions. While I received a friendly, if somewhat chaotic welcome from the family, as I booked just shortly before heading their way, they hadn't noticed the reservation and were not expecting me. Not a problem, as I was heading out to watch the sunset anyway.
Upon my return after dark, however, I was glad to have a friend accompanying me, as it would have been impossible for one person to manage to unlock the lock while holding a phone or flashlight. They would have to have a headband light.
The bed is just a 4" foam mattress on wood slats. For the young and lightweight, this is fine, but for someone over 50 with Fibromyalgia, it was the most uncomfortable bed I have ever tried to sleep on. I ended up placing one of the two tiny pillows under my back to keep from feeling the wooden slats.
Then, after a fitful night, I was awakened by a slamming door just after 7a.m., followed by a child's on-and-off screaming and crying for the next several hours. I love children. I do! But I do not wish to be awakened by them, nor lose sleep because of them when I am traveling.
While the price is great, I can only recommend it to the young and to seriously sound sleepers.
Also, guests should know up front that, due to the water shortage, they'll be showering in a basin, then reusing that water to flush the toilet. I totally respect that, but it should be included in the description. I have been very conscientious, not showering every day at any of my lodgings, but I'm spending a month in S. Africa and none of my other hosts have imposed any restrictions on their guests.