Lila House was charming in many ways, but I would only recommend it if you're with a super easy going group.
The host was helpful and communicative. They let us check in early.
Due to an unusual storm the day before, the area flooded and the floors were covered in mud upon check-in. They sent in cleaners who mostly took care of it, although there also seemed to be mud seeping up through the floor in the kitchen.
The pool started to drain a couple of days in, perhaps as a side effect of the storm. We were refunded a portion of the rent to make up for this, which was thoughtful. We were not able to use the pool as much as we would have liked, as we had to fill it up with the hose which took several hours.
The lofted area upstairs is open, so any noise from downstairs or outside will travel up there. The air conditioning was broken in the loft during our stay.
The two bedrooms with en suite are connected so that you have to walk through one to get to the other, as well as one of the other bathrooms. The back bedroom is adjacent to another Airbnb, so you can hear all of the noise there when you're trying you go to bed.
Shower curtains don't go all the way down to the floor, so the water just sprays right onto the floor.
Taxi rates vary drastically. From the airport we paid anywhere from 25 to 35 euro. Into the city also varied. Bus is okay, close enough.
There isn't much in the area at all, in terms of bars and restaurants.
It's a quirky house and a good price if you're laid back. I was there for my birthday and having a pool was a sticking point for me. The sleeping arrangements were tough for some of my friends, between the noise and the heat. It made for a difficult time, but the price was good and the hosts did their best.