Lisa and her husband are good hosts and their accommodation is clean and well thought out. I liked the fact that the room was clean, there were towels provided and that i was provided a shelf in their kitchen. The house was very close to a bus stop so that i could conveniently commute to the University of Bristol.
All in all it was a generally a positive experience.
My only area of 'constructive' feedback and disclosure for other guests would be that it seemed to be a religiously conservative household. That is not necessarily a bad thing; on my last day Lisa shared her political and social inclinations with me during breakfast and despite contrasting views on my part, I found her to be respectful and considerate towards me once I expressed them to her. Having said that i couldn't help but notice that there was some stickers on the entrance which might be a bit unsavory from fellow Airbnb-er's from the LGBT or socially liberal spectrum. As this is a commercial venture aimed at everyone I would assume a duty of care towards people from that segment of society as it may make them uncomfortable. Perhaps that specific material can be removed whilst the property is an Airbnb ? :)