You will not be staying with a “Host”. You should think of this as a transaction with a property management corporation. I did not meet Joaquin but did meet a few of his staff, who were friendly.
The minimum stay for my booking was three nights and I intended to stay for five but my flight was cancelled and I had to cut my trip short by two nights to get home. I asked Joaquin if he would consider allowing me just the two nights and instead he changed the listing to a minimum of 32 nights to trap me into being unable to make any change. This completely breaks the Airbnb trust system and if they are willing to do such scammy things as this, what else are they dodging? I have stayed in over 100 Airbnb’s and never experienced a host act so unfaithfully. I’m not sure I’ve ever rated lower than four stars even but this is irredeemable. I host my own place on here and could never fathom acting this way.
The unit itself was passable. The shower head was broken so you just had to use the dangling shower cord as a hand-washer and the drain must be partly clogged because the shower would fill with water in about two minutes and take a long time to drain. One of the house cleaners came to clean one of the other guest rooms while I was there and did a good job but I am not sure they ever clean the floors. When I put my feet on my bed, it left two distinct foot prints of dust.
The A/C units were new and blew cold and the Internet was fast enough for video calls and such. The other guests were nice and kind and quiet as well.
I would suggest you not give you money to this operation and find someone who is more true to the Airbnb spirit of opening homes to each other in a trustworthy manner.