I rate the accommodation highly because it was good for a short stay and the description was very accurate. However, the overall impression of the accommodation was a bit cramped due to the cameras in the common areas. It is sad if hosts were forced to do so by the behaviour of the guests at home. It seems as if the original idea of AirBnb, based on mutual trust, has disappeared somewhere. This type of accommodation is neither a hotel/hostel (it does not offer services and generous common areas) nor a home. I also don't understand why the hosts don't include the approximate address directly with the listing, instead of the information in the following message. It is clear that guests navigate themselves by the map rather than by the description when choosing. If it's part of a business strategy, it's like really misleading and unfair.