I was not happy with my stay. The flat was not suitable for a WFH setup as the wifi was spotty and did not work in half the flat (the flat has four levels to it and the router is on the first level by the front door).
This was not disclose on the ad (I look out for those things as I WFH) and had I known I would have booked elsewhere.
Paul seemed super communicative and transparent and walked me through all the eccentricities of the flat (shower needing time to get warm, heating, and watching my step on the stairs), but neglected to mention the wifi issues. I only found out later that evening while trying to go to sleep and set up my sound machine (which works on wifi) the bedroom had no wifi connection. There was a router on the third landing (bathroom) but it wasn’t connected to anything that would actually make it work—very odd.
I found my stay bizarre and I was already uneasy because they didn’t release the address until three days after you make your booking.
Overall, I tend to be super easy going with flats—I’m from NYC and understand the difference between a flat having a personality and when it’s just plain neglect. I could say more but that would be unfair, suffice to say I would not stay again, and I’ll also be weary of the SuperHost badge in the future.