Getting here was difficult. The link on the page when clicked would take us to the wrong address. The host, when called kept saying "I don't know who you are." This attention to detail made me think he didn't really care. This was even more apparent after he said we could text him pictures for the location we were at and he would help us navigate - he never responded to these messages.
When we did arrive, the room was very nice and had a number of amenities like a fridge, some cookware, glasses, and silverware.
When we tried to sleep we found that even at 2200 the sun was beating brightly and we couldn't do much about it. The shutters could only be closed partially, which led to is putting pillows in front of the offending glass door to slightly reduce the sunlight. Walls were paper thin and neighbors could be understood easily with their conversations. The street below was also filled with many loud people. The"queen" bed was two twins that easily drifted, which meant I had to sleep away from my wife or fall through the crack between the beds.
For the price, we were better off going to a hotel for a similar rate, no hassle, breakfast, and a checkout after 10 am, which was a little earlier than we would have wanted.