It was a bad experience. First of all, for a period of time when there was a heat wave the host should have been proactive to get some fans (since there is no air conditioning) before the arrival of his guests (I arrived after a long trip all the way from the United States). That was not done, in stead what Yasir kept telling was that landlord was not available. Secondly, the facility iss crappy and old, the walls were dirty, the rooms was not cleaned, bedsheets were not washed, beds were not even made and camping beds were the type of beds that were available. Secondly, Yasir never informed me that there was another guest in the building. I was taken off guard and scared when I heard movements in another room. Turned out that he had another man, who came shortly to greet me. In summary, what I saw on ground physically was very different from what was posted in his AirBnB profile. All the other AirBnB facilities I have used were exactly they posted on their AirBnB profile. I had to leave immediately (did not sleep there on the day of arrival) to find a hotel to stay in. When I contacted, Yasir (the host) the following day, he suddenly became unresponsive and saying that another person will call me, who never called. And when I laid my complaint through Airbnb, in stead of assuaging my concerns as a customer, Yasir started twisting issues out of context and made attempts to paint me in a bad light. What a host! It is up to AirBnB to ensure that they do a thorough due diligence before allowing properties to be listed on their platform. And to make matters worse, I was refunded just $ 200, out of the $ 700 or thereabout that I paid. And Yasir knew he could hide behind the policy on the cancellation when he knew that his facility was not up to standards. I feel scammed and may reconsider ever using AirBnB again and this issue is not satisfactorily resolved.