I had a great stay during winter for about 10 days and Claudia's hospitality and kindness were unmatched, she will become much more than a host. She will be there for you, welcoming you with fruits, tea and she looks for nice, clean, respectful people to share and learn. Occasionally she will offer to share something to eat.
But you need to be able to respect a few rules and be able to fit your lifestyle within these parameters:
- The unit overall is small, the wooden floor cranky and this is a quiet place for quiet people at night. So no party, no noise at night.
- You need to clean your mess in the bathroom and leave your wet towels on the rope outside the bathroom windows.
- Water heater is limited in capacity, so your showers should last 10 minutes max.
- Use house slippers/sandals to walk in the house. Shoes are to be left near the entrance.
That's all. If you are able to respect these you will have a great time. If not, it's better to pass.
--BEDROOM --
Basic but you have a big desk and office chair, lots of furniture with hangers (as per photos). There is also a portable heater during winter that will keep you warm. Bed is basic functional, mattress feels a bit worn but comfortable enough for short stay (firmness is medium-soft). Bedroom is separated from living room by a sliding panel and cannot be locked. Expect Claudia to come in your room as necessary to quick clean for example during your absence. No worry, you can trust her fully.

-- BATHROOM --
Small and the sliding door doesn't lock. Also the bathroom doesn't have heater so during winter, it can feel a bit chilly in the morning in winter but you will survive (I really don't like cold and I survived, so will you...
Claudia doesn't speak English much, so Spanish is better but she has a translator machine so don't worry.
I had a couple of AirBnb experiences before, this is one of the best so far, at the right price.