To be fair, this is a super low budget option and maybe my expectations were too high, but I was rather disappointed with what I got. That said, I want to make sure that other guests know what they might be getting so they don't have problems like I did. Overall I think there needs to be a better system on Airbnb for setting expectations, which is not the host's fault, but at the same time, I think the host could have done more to accurately represent what they're offering. When I arrived, I assumed the entrance was on the street on the address, but it was actually around the corner via a one lane side road. I walked through a barely lit garden and ran into a side door where a girl directed me to the correct entrance. The person who greeted me was an older gentleman with glasses and I never saw anybody who liked like the host in the profile picture. This gentleman was the person who I communicated with chat through Airbnb as well. Please note that the hosts do not speak English with you. They will use Google Translate on their phones, so some things may be difficult to communicate. When I got to the room, I noticed that the hallway was unbelievably humid and had a moldy shirt smell. It seemed like the living room and kitchen were being used by the homeowners and the door stayed closed. I didn't think I was allowed in there but I did notice that it was pretty cluttered and I wouldn't have spent time there even if I could. The room itself was just fine and had a standalone AC unit so I could control the temperature and avoid the humidity. I did notice that the curtains did allow small slits of visibility on the ends, and I wasn't thrilled that the window behind the bed faced the carport where tenants would walk around. The bathroom was shared with at least 2 other men in their 20s-30s who I believe are actually regular tenants. And I don't know if this is a cultural difference but the floors and surfaces were often wet in the bathroom, including the floormats. There were also soiled wads of toilet paper openly visible in the trash and the toilet had some brown spots (possibly rust?) in the drain opening. I had trouble at one point being able to use the designated bathroom because somebody was inside for more than 30 minutes, so I asked to use another one right next to it. This other bathroom seemed to be reserved for the hosts and had some trash strewn on the floors and was a little uncomfortable to be in. I'm not going to fault them too much for this because they did allow me to use it as a favor. However, the door to this bathroom did stay open the entire time I stayed, so it was constantly visible. I was able to sleep okay which was most important, but the shared spaces were dirtier than I would have expected. On checkout, I let the older gentleman know about my discomforts and he defended himself and argued with me the entire time, saying that they were not offering a fancy hotel and that my expectations were too high for their place. I'm not sure if I was wrong to expect at least a better baseline for cleanliness. In any case, if I had known beforehand that I would be getting all of this at the price I paid, I might have been able to tolerate it better or at least make a more informed judgment and booked elsewhere that was more expensive. That said, I'm okay with places offering less and charging less, but I'd like that to be a lot clearer, and I hope the hosts will understand that I'm not trying to be unreasonable.