We arrived late at night, due to a delayed flight. Marcela's housemate, Daniela, let us in and showed us where everything was. At first everything seemed fine: the house looked very new and clean, the location is pretty central and there is a metro stop in front of the building.
When we woke up the following morning we discovered there was nearly no daylight in our bedroom, because all the surrounding buildings are high and built close together. Because of this there is also very little ventilation, so the room was very warm all the time. This also made the choices for window covering a little bit difficult: there was only the option for a sheer curtain, through which you could see everything (this was not ideal, since all the buildings were really close together) or a roll down shutter, which eliminated the little ventilation and daylight altogether. What was also quite annoying, is that the private toilet is in the middle of the house, not in or near the bedroom, thus taking away all the advantages (comfort and privacy) of a private toilet. Because of these things we think the room wasn't great value.
But this wasn't our biggest problem.. Monday evening, while we were getting ready to go out to dinner, I noticed that we didn't have toiletpaper. I saw Marcela unpacking groceries in the kitchen, so I asked her if I could have some more. She then accused us of "taking all the toiletpaper" (literal quote). She said she didn't understand where all the toiletpaper went. She later e-mailed me that she thought I responded very rude (which I probably did, since I was very taken aback by this accusation) and that she has to "control the supplies". When we got home after dinner, we noticed that she only put new toiletpaper in her own toilet, but not in ours. So we were forced to go down to the shop and buy our own toiletpaper. As I write this I'm still baffled that you would treat your paying guests like this, this is the opposite of being a good host...