I'm very grateful that people like Jangiz are on Airbnb. In my mind, this is what it's all about. Real families graciously letting you into their homes so you be at home somewhere new. He was amazingly hospitable, generous, a warm.
The home itself was perfect for our family of seven. As someone who didn't know much about Sweden or Stockholm prior to this trip, I had no idea what sort of neighborhood this would be but it turned out to be a wonderfully quaint, friendly and quiet place to stay. Just outside the front door was entry to a walking trail that felt (to this American) like something out of a movie.
We did have some hiccups that made for a rough start at check in, but I imagine it was a one time mistake on the hosts part.
One thing I'd encourage Jangiz to change about his listing going forward: we chose this home in part because the pictures implied young kids supplies, toys, and bunk beds would be present. But their kids have grown up past that life stage (as kids do). This might be good news for some visitors, but was a disappointment for our little ones.