The 3 star rating corresponds to the price paid for this property, much lower than other options.
However, the treatment received by the host, whose only concern was to get a 5-star rating (she even sent us a detail on how the rating is calculated) left much to be desired, becoming offensive at the end of our stay. Despite our efforts to meet with Emily to clarify some aspects of the house, he did not want to come to explain us the house tricks, but she showed up when we were not present, although we had repeatedly asked her not to come without being present.
It is an old Victorian house with many details that need to be explained in person, with a correct check in, for example, the refrigerator is turned off with a switch on the wall. When the second day we saw that neither of the two small refrigerators in the house worked, Emily asked us to check that they were switch on. The switch is on the wall, next to a sideboard that we use to leave our food purchases (there is no other space available), so the switch was hidden from view and surely, when leaving the bags, some leaned against him and turned off the fridge. Instead of coming to help us, Emily just sent messages and came the day before our march, when we were visiting the city.
The larger bathroom shower works with a strange system that causes the water to come out intermittently cold and hot. The toilet cistern loses water and needs to be operated repeatedly in order to discharge the water correctly.
The rooms are narrow since it has been preferred to put many beds to have a comfortable space, the beds are very uncomfortable and small and the bunk beds are unusable. Before our complaints Emily gave us permission to use the other available beds, and even the sofa, without charging the fee of 20 per day for using more beds than necessary.
The internet is only valid for sending messages, the 2G of our foreign phones work better.
The room is comfortable and with a lot of space.