Very mixed... My girlfriend and I had tickets to see Banksy, so we saw this listing and thought it sounded and looked great. For the most part, the room and facilities are good. However Jerry was a little odd and frustrating to deal with. We arrived late in the evening the first night as we were coming from a day of sight seeing in London. I was sure to communicate our travel arrangements throughout the day. Jerry met us, he didn't seem overly happy to see us, but we thought noting of it. We asked for the wifi password and he wrote it down on paper. Was hard to work out his writing. The room itself is big, but the blinds do not work and the room is quite lit up from street lights. This made sleeping difficult. So I decided to climb a chair and hang a large towel to block some of the light. It worked a little bit. The room was also very cool. I tried to turn the heater on but nothing happened. Next day we woke up in a bit of a rush, so we raced downstairs to get the train. We hadn't been given the key yet, this is of course something you do in the first encounter. I asked him for the key, however he couldn't understand me after 3 attempts (my first & only language is English & I have a clear australian accent), so I literally had to loudly & very obviously explain to him that it's a thing that opens doors. This is getting frustrating as I didn't know if he was serious or not. We were clearly in a rush, and we told him this, however he insisted we check out the deck over the city. Yes it was nice but not really the right time. Now these might sound like quite minor things but believe me, they all ad up. I'll explain soon. We got back late again after a great day out. We walked onto the deck as we wanted to see the night time view. Then Jerry met us as we came back inside, we were just chit chatting, and I was trying to close the door behind but it just wouldn't click. Jerry told me in a tone I would describe as passive aggressive 'JUST LEAVE IT'. In the same tone he asked us to take our shoes off. Ok mate. We were really starting to get offended with Jerry's strange way of conversing with us. We couldn't wait to get away from him. We got to the room and noticed someone had been in there and moved things around. I'm sorry but after staying in 25 airbnbs I was under the impressive you don't go into your guests room without permission if needed, or until after they check out, and you certainly don't move things around. My girlfriend, who is herself a Airbnb host in Italy who has been reviewed more than 65 times...