I can't recommend Maylin for long stays. I booked the room for a month, and ended up leaving after a week. The main problems I encountered were the amount and level of noise, and Maylin's defensive responses to my requests for accommodating me as her guest.
The apartment is a one bedroom, and Maylin lives in a curtained-off section of the living room. Sound travels easily between the rooms. Because she watched TV or talked on the phone about 90 percent of the time she was home, there wasn't much quiet while I was there. She woke me up in the morning twice from watching TV and talking on the phone, and after a while of hearing the noise, I started having trouble sleeping.
Maylin didn't tell me about the thermostat, so when she went away one weekend night I woke up in the middle of the night to a freezing apartment.
I used the dryer twice and each time it melted one of my clothes.
I told Maylin about these issues as they came up, and each time the response was something like "No one has complained about this before." Eventually it turned into "You complain more than any guest I have ever had." This was despite my attempt to communicate these issues as objective observations of my experiences (using a non-violent communication approach). Eventually, she suggested that I have the option to leave.
I sought support from Airbnb and they asked me to try to take one more day to seek resolution with Maylin. Using the app messenger, I asked to have quiet hours (no tv or talking on the phone) from 11:30pm - 10am, and she gave me a firm no. So I decided to move out.
All of that said, Maylin was friendly and sociable and welcomed me to the apartment when I arrived. I think this is sufficient for short-term guests, and it looks like other reviews in the past attest to this. But long-term, my experience with Maylin was that she was unable and/or unwilling to accommodate me, particularly in ways that would require her to change her daily habits.