Great location and comfortable bed. Bottle of water provided was a nice touch. Unfortunately I was quite disappointed by all the rest. It’s ok if you intend to spend only a night or two, but I spent a week at Jo’s place and I didn’t feel welcome or taken care of at all. Communication was really bad, I didn’t get any replies from Jo for months - only a brief exchange the day before about my arrival time. When you pay £250 you’d expect at least a “Thanks for your booking, if there’s anything you need at all just contact me”. Nothing. When I arrived (10pm as I had dinner with a friend) Jo seemed annoyed and quite frosty because I was late, showed me the room and how to use the shower quite impatiently and that was it. Haven’t seen her since for the duration of my stay (bearing in mind she works from home and so was around all the time). I wasn’t allowed to use the kitchen, that’s fine - I was provided with a mini fridge in my room. However it’s REALLY tiny - you can barely fit in a carton of milk in it, and once that’s in there’s no room for anything else. Would be good to provide a microwave and toaster in the room if your guests aren’t allowed in the kitchen. If I’m staying somewhere for a week it can be quite expensive to eat out every single day. You don’t really want cold salads and sandwiches in the evening after walking all day, especially when it’s cold and wet outside. I felt as if the host didn’t want me there at all and I was just a nuisance. Not one of the many drawers was left empty in the room to put any of my stuff in. Again, perfectly fine for a one or two nights stay, but I found it all very uncomfortable. The plates, bowls and cutlery provided in the room were covered in dust, which unfortunately I realised only after putting my food in them. Cutlery hadn’t been washed properly either. What felt really weird was that I had to leave the plates outside the room to be picked up and washed by Jo after eating. Completely no contact with the host at all, she didn’t seem to care and not once she checked in on me to ask if I needed anything or if I was ok. There’s being discreet and then there’s being completely uncaring. The bathroom wasn’t up to standard in terms of cleanliness I’m afraid - pubic hair in the shower and cat hair around too, to the point it put me off showering in the morning. I don’t mind sharing bathrooms as long as they get cleaned after the hosts take a shower, especially when there’s a pandemic on. One could argue that I could have said something, but after that really cold first interaction I just thought I’d leave it to not make things any more awkward and spend as much time as possible out of the flat. I hate leaving bad reviews being an Airbnb host myself and I know how upsetting it can be, but I was really disappointed by my experience after spending almost £250 of my hard earned money. How Jo can be a super host is beyond me I’m afraid. I was a super host too up until a couple of months ago (I had to cancel on a few guests due to health reasons and had to stop letting my flat, losing my super host badge). I always made sure my guests felt welcome and taken care of, especially when they’d spend a lot of money to stay at my place for days. Airbnb really needs to step up their game - never cancelling on guests doesn’t mean you’re a good host. Don’t recommend if you’re staying for longer than 2 nights.