When you check-in, the landlord will send you rules of how to use her flat, like:With the bed, I normally put the big blue cushions against the wall to act as a head board when bed is down and the material that covers the bed I hang in the doorway between the kitchen and living space at night to act as a curtain - there are two small hooks. I can send over pictures if you are unsure of what I mean.
The cushions for the out door furniture live in the green shed and the cupboards above the bed. Please bring in at night to avoid getting wet.On departure please put keys back in lockbox as found and either leave bin in kitchen or make sure all rubbish is put into rubbish bag (under sink) and put into the outside bins.... I have left the fan out, but please be mindful to only use this at night and turn it off when it’s not needed...please be aware that this is my home, so I would be very grateful if you leave it how you found it and please let me know if there are any breakages or damages.
I don't feel I paid for a service but a room to look after, I feel like I've full a high price and I can't actully use the space like a normal airbnb. If that is the landlord's home, I won't suggest you rent it out. The plate in kitchen is greasy, the hairdryer is messed up with all her other personal stuff. Besides， the room is cute， but not qualified as an airbnb.