Jeanette contacted me with much urgency the day before I arrived to ask for my arrival time. When I told her what it would be, she told me she was not able to accommodate my mid-afternoon arrival, although it was well within the check in times listed on the apartment page. When I could finally check in two hours after my arrival, I was greeted with the news from her cousin, who presumably also lives in the apartment with her, her two children, and other women, that the young boy was severely ill and had a high fever and was not allowed to stay at the daycare that day. As someone who is immunocompromised and cannot be in close proximity with people who are this ill, I would have appreciated some warning. Because of this and the fact that the boy would have been sharing spaces in the home (kitchen, bathroom, etc), I could not stay and needed to leave to find a different place. I sent Jeanette, who was not home, a message explaining this and got no reply and little flexibility on a refund. It is very rude to not tell your guest that they would be exposed to a very ill child, but in my situation it was more than rude, as I have health problems and could not stay in the environment.