I would NOT recommend, I don't care how cheap it is. You're not paying anyone to live with rotting disgustingness, let alone paying them so that YOU can clean up the rot and then have people treat you rudely. I hope this honest review spares someone else the vileness and hassle of being here.
The listing was not as described and moreover was completely disgusting. The biggest issue was that there was actual rotting food in BOTH refrigerators, significant amounts, and when I told her about this she informed me that a previous tenant must have left it and that the cleaning person would be there in four days. When I told her that it was not acceptable to expect people to live in a rotting stink, she asked me to throw away the rotting items. I did so because *I* didn't want to live with the rot smell, which permeated the house. I told her I expected a refund, as the place was not only gross but then I was doing the cleaning, and she asked me what sort of discount I wanted "in exchange for a 5-star review." When I told her the refund should be because of the cleanliness problems and my having to do the work, and that she couldn't bribe me into giving a 5-star review, she got angry. Then the tenant whose food it was, who was apparently still there, called her, and she *immediately* came over to the house, which means she could have come to clean up the rotting food herself, instead of asking a paying guest to do it. She then also blamed me for having done as she asked, after having told me those people were gone- and I had no idea what her system for the fridges *was.*
At that point I got an Uber and left, paying a LOT for another Airbnb that would let me check in after midnight (which was when she came to the house and started sending me angry texts.) She straight up told me none of the food had been rotting even though I had sent her photos, and then refused to give me a refund because I had told her I wasn't going to be bribed into a 5-star review. The only reason I got a refund was because I got AirBnB involved, still not because she acknowledged her mistakes. I also then wondered how clean the *rooms* actually were, since she clearly never came over or cleaned up between tenants. I was so grossed out I preemptively got lice treatment and used it, just in case, because at that point I didn't trust the room.
I made several attempts to contact the host, and each time I was blown off and then she finally said, after I got Airbnb involved, that I was lying and that I’ve been looking for problems since day one, instead of just admitting that the reason I kept contacting her with problems is because there were problems and she refused to fix them.
The neighborhood was not quiet, and you had to pass through several sketchy areas to even get there. Not great. But the rot took the cake, along with the fact that she's clearly fine with expecting paying guests to live in rot and then asking them to clean it up, and blaming them for her problems. Just don't bother, it's unpleasant all around.