The first impression truly left us wondering what we had gotten ourselves into. Allowing their guests privacy is seemingly not of priority to these hosts as they literally watched our every move from the moment we parked to entering their guest house (to make matters even more awkward and uncomfortable, they were standing and staring from such a short distance, close enough that you would assume they came out of their main house to greet friends/family and help unload the car). Staring is quite rude, a concept lost on this host. We entered the guesthouse to find a stuffy, dimly lit space with shoe prints covering the floors, linens smelling of marijuana, and a strange odor. Immediately, the cleaning fee felt unjustified. Things only continued to get worse. The wobbly dining chair had one of us nearly falling over. The sofa covering and seat covers were utilized to conceal an infinite amount of stains they neglected to clean. The cherry on top was the experience with the shower. We don’t know what’s dying in their pipes but turning on the shower faucet activated the most pungent sewage stench. It was unbearable to take a full shower. The sewage odor then permeated throughout the small space and so we had to deal with it lingering all night as their bathroom is not equipped with a fan. It’s unthinkable that places like these have the audacity to charge a cleaning fee when everything is obviously unkempt. Although it got the very minimal job done of providing shelter, it unfortunately does not offer much more than that. To future guests: beware of feeling like you’re on full display upon arrival, followed by a very subpar and disgusting experience. Consider paying a little more for a room at the Sheraton down the street!