Jun had a good heart and let me drop off my stuff early. She can’t speak much English and didn’t understand my detailed texts about when I was arriving, then angrily complained I had come at the wrong time. It was the worst place I have ever stayed at. The ad mis-represents the place as three of the images are irrelevant and there are no photos showing the whole room. I should have realised that when I saw the photo of the washing machine, a buddha statue, a pot plant and a toilet. Jun doesn't live there. The profile doesn’t say you will be sharing the place with other guests. I found that risky - especially when she said to hide my money! The room looks out to a car park. Unfortunately when I was there it was 35 degrees and the room was a hot box with no fresh air or open window due to the mosquitos. Fans cost about $10 these days but Jun said she wouldn’t buy one. There was nowhere to put clothes or hang clothes. All the furniture contained her stuff. Two tables which could have been used for guests’ things had 10 pot plants on them. The main light didn’t work. When I messaged her asking where the top sheet was, it took a long time for her to understand what I wanted and she got angry. I would have complained to airbnb, and got somewhere else to stay, but I was too exhausted and jetlagged to pack up, move to another address and unpack as I had a large suitcase for a five country trip. She showed me how she communicates: she writes in Chinese, translates that into German and then Google translates that into English. So it is unlikely to be accurate. Dreadful.