The host appeared a nice person with good intentions, the house is located in a very good area yet I feel quite disappointed and in the respect of the Airbnb community I feel a responsibility to leave a review based on my experience for the betterment of the general accommodation conditions this platform provides.
The room I chose was advertised as a single room with a 'double bed'.
In fact it turned out to be an under-the-stairs small environment with a reduced-size bed I could barely fit in, and yes I am tall but not more than the host himself.
The host advertised for a 'hot tub'. So, the hot tub or more commonly called 'a bath' was broken, leaking heavily in the kitchen downstairs and it was quite awkward to have a nice shower when also trying to hurry up a wash due to the cold and at the same time having to be aware of the leaks in the way the host had arranged the curtain situation to avoid the spilling.
The host seems a good social person on a one-on-one encounter however to communicate messages about the house (eg in relation to the leaking tub), he would leave handwritten notes in red pen and waking up to those messages every day seemed a little unfriendly when there is a platform to communicate or a person downstairs you can talk to (at least in the evening).
The host advertised 'heating' yet when I arrived it was very cold. You are given a heater (if you ask) but that is not part of the expectation from the way it was advertised. At least not in winter. I do understand the significant price raise of gas and power these days in Europe, so I did ask the host nicely also in person if I could move room or pay more but apparently to turn on the heating was 'too expensive' and all the rooms were booked up for the month.
So I decided to leave and stay somewhere else.