If you’re a girl: Please note that the hosts prefer guys since girls are “too demanding and sensitive”, and although the listing doesn’t show any house rules, once you arrive they’ll hand you a list of them. You’re barred from having any guests at any time (let alone them spending the night with you), eating in your room, drinking, doing laundry at any time other than 2x a week for a couple of hours each,etc. It felt like I was back at my parent’s house or a college dorm with even more supervision. Additionally, I had booked a room with queen sized bed, 5 months prior to my arrival, and it was only once I checked in that I was told I’d be in a small room with a twin bed, next to the laundry and garage. The guest whose room I would’ve stayed in, the room pictured in the listing when I booked it, decided to extend his stay so the hostess gave me a much smaller room with a smaller bed, with no advance notice. When I mentioned that I was disappointed with the room, particularly because I expected my boyfriend (of 4 years) to visit for a day or two at some point and a twin bed would be too small for the both of us, I was told that I should’ve told them at the time of booking and if I had a problem with it, that I should move elsewhere because, in their words, “they’re not running a motel.” Although I got a refund of $300 for 2 months of parking, the monthly cost was still $2100 for a tiny, uncomfortable room. The girl staying in the room next to mine experienced the same thing, where she also paid for a large room with a nice bed, and once she arrived, they slotted her in a much much smaller one and continued to pay the same amount regardless. Many people have had nice experiences there, but I’d just suggest you be conscious of what the atmosphere is really like, since there’s a lack of transparency in the listing.