This was my first Airbnb experience so I’m not sure what to expect. The gentlemen in charge of the house doesn’t speak English, but we were able to communicate through the app just fine. I’m not sure if WiFi was listed in the amenities, but it was available and worked fine.
I don’t know the complete layout of the property, but I’m guessing there are at least four rooms available and three bathrooms. My room was spacious (master bedroom sized) with a queen sized bed, nightstand, desk (actually just a small table), closet, cabinet, two chairs and an overhead fan. It would have been nice to have an alarm clock (but my phone worked just fine) and a wastebasket. The door to my room had a lock on the handle.
I was provided a towel, two bottles of water and a roll of toilet paper. (I wouldn’t have thought to bring toilet paper to the bathroom until it was too late, but the bathroom already had TP. An extra in case they ran out during the day?) The bathrooms (the two I used) did not have hand towels and the paper towel spools were empty. The showers had bottles of liquid hand soap.
This was an older residence. The walls and floor were thin and it was easy to hear muffled conversations in the next room and the creaking of footsteps above. You could see wear and tear on the walls and fixtures but repairs were made and painted over. It was clean, but sparse. No bad odors. The bed mattress was thin (more like a futon) on top of a box spring. It did not squeak and I slept well. There was no top sheet and I slept directly under the duvet.
On an AAA scale I would rate this two-star. There was nothing in particular wrong with the facility, but it was older and showing signs of wear in a slightly declining neighborhood. I didn't have a problem with the listing, but I can see more discriminating people wanting to spend more for a more polished experience.