If I say I wouldn't stay there again the host would probably say he wouldn't have me. I found the house warm (in nature) and fairly clean, although it's a place in need of a deeper clean if you're having paying guests.
After booking I was asked if the kids could stay in our room! Err no! Initially I felt a little guilty, but later, when I saw how many rooms were being air B n b'd. Our room was two cabin beds suitable for children, not adults. There was a sofa bed which looked on the budget end.
The house promised towels, when I asked, I got no reply to the text. When I called the host said "you didn't bring one?" almost indignant. I was just offered the towels already on the rails. Not a great start.
The WiFi code is wrong on the profile, again took a call to sort.
It's late October here in UK, most houses have their heating on at cold times. I got no reply to my text, and when I asked in person I was told it was controlled by a thermostat. Unacceptable. We ended up not being able to work from our room and used the kitchen. We were not offered the lounge.
The toilet downstairs had a good hot shower, but was cold, cramped and had no fan so you needed to open the window.
All in all I found the host cold and unwelcoming. His house mate was warm, helpful and engaging.
I would not say don't stay there, just be aware that you need to enjoy the smell of Indian food that pervades the home. All in all I was disappointed.