My sister and I thought the bedroom itself was comfortable, clean and had everything we needed for the 3 days we stayed there (towels, wifi code, water). The house were we stayed is a different story. The bathroom wasn't clean; Maria and John have 2 cats and the litter was placed in between the shower and toilet. The smell of urine was penetrating our nose, so breathing wasn't really an option. Also, nobody that lives there speaks English or is trying to communicate in any way or form with us. Furthermore, there are Iiving 3 children in the house. When we greeted them, they didn't even acknowledge us. Not to blame the kids for anything, but it just showed us how everyone is communicating (or rather a lack of).
We understand that everyone has different values and ways of communicating but we thought that this was not normal or acceptable for anyone in this situation. For example, when the wifi suddenly didn't work the second day and we asked about this to John, there was no explanation or even communication and with a very rude handgesture, we were send back into our room. After this incident, combined with the other things we thought were shady, we decided not to stay any longer and booked a hostel.
If you want to stay for one night and not have too many expectations, go there because it's cheap. If you want to stay a bit longer and actually have a normal envoirnment to live in, we would not recommend this at all.