Overall it was OK, but there were a few things that made the experience less than ideal.
1) I asked the host a question and she never replied. I took her 2 or 3 days to reply, but when she did, she just asked when what time I was checking out, and completely ignored my question. Luckily, my question was rather trivial, but I found it very unprofessional, and if I just happened to be something important, I'd be in the trouble.
2) For some time, there was barely any toilet paper. During the first half of my stay, there was a single roll, with no back-up roll available. Additional rolls eventually appeared (I don't know if the host bought them or someone else staying in the house), but it was quite late. Again, luckily I never actually ran out of toilet paper, but it was my pure luck. I could have easily happened given how little there was.
3) The room was incredibly small. I don't blame this entirely on the host, given that I was the one who picked the room, but you don't get a good sense of it from the pictures. The bed alone is about half the room, and then the extra furniture takes up most of it. I couldn't even open my suitcase on the floor without having to then jump over it because it occupied all the remaining space.
4) The desk wasn't the best. Because of how it's set up, I couldn't put the chair below the desk (it hits the legs of the desk). This makes me being quite far away from the desk, which puts me into an awkward position while working on my laptop, giving me lower back discomfort. Luckily I didn't work for long and this wasn't a huge issue, but it can be for someone else.
Besides these things, I think everything else was good. The place was decently clean, the check-in and out was very easy, etc. But the points I mentioned feel too strong to be ignored.