This place is a literal slum. It's a "housing scheme" as they call it in Scotland. And, everything about it tells you this. The strong smell of dampness and mold (which triggered my asthma), the broken chair rotting in front of it, somebody's laundry drying in the hallway. The weeds growing in front of it. The paint peeling off the door. If I could add pictures to this review, you would recoil at the thought of it. I'm appalled and grossed out. And then there's the actual room. It smelled awful. There were coins on the rug, indicating it had not been vacuumed. The previous tenant had left a pack of gum on the sill above the bed. There were stains on the rugs AND the wall. We tried to log onto the WiFi long enough to book another room with another host, but our phones warned us the WiFi was not secure or encrypted properly. We didn't even put our suitcases down, but went outside to wait for a cab. When I showed acquaintances in Edinburgh which BnB I had fled from, they laughed at my having booked myself into a well-known slum. I asked the host to refund my money, and in fairness, he refunded part of it. But only part. Seriously, if the reason you booked this place is the price, stay home, get a hostel or a tent for awhile. You'll be glad you did.