Mike's house was as advertised. It's in a very nice neighborhood, and the guest house itself worked well for us. However, as we were in the process of checking out, Mike expressed his displeasure at the number of people coming and going from the guest house throughout the course of our stay. There are a few problems with this: first of all, Mike seemed to think that we had more people staying at the guest house than we had said were going to be staying there. This accusation is simply not true; the only people that slept over were my wife and I and our two kids. Secondly, while Mike's advertisement does put a cap on the number of people staying in the guest house, nowhere in Mike's advertisement did it say that we couldn't have people over during our stay or did it put a limit on the number of people we could have visit. Of course, this doesn't give us, or anyone else, the right to make an excess amount of noise or have an excess amount people over at a given time (like 20-30 people, for example). However, we were quiet and respectful, and we never had more than a handful of extra people over at any one time. Also, one of our most frequent guests was my wife's 93-year-old grandmother -- hardly an intrusive presence. We've had guests at other airbnbs and have never gotten this kind of reaction.
So, make what you will of this situation. But, to end on a positive note, Mike's dog is very friendly!