We needed a dog friendly place to stay for one night with a fridge, and we found Izzy's place. The room is clean (a very small studio) and has everything in it that a traveler with a budget might need. The place itself is a big house with three floors. All the three floors are in use by the owner, and the room allotted for Airbnb is all the way on the back of the house, at the end, on the ground floor level. In order to get to that room a guest (airbnb user) needs to pass through the house's yard full of junk. The junk is literally everywhere on the yard's ground, so one needs to watch out as they walk through it. This was especially an ordeal for us as we have a young puppy whom we needed to walk through a few times across this junkyard in order for her to go outside and do her business. At least, they could put all that junk in some kind of order, so that the visitors can walk freely and not walking like herons through the rubbish. And it was not looking as if there was ongoing refurbishing of the the house, or some kind of construction. It looks like a habit of messiness. Also, on the page there was no mentioning about the "pet fee" and we were happy that this was a pet friendly place. However, when we were checking out the owner texted us telling that we should "not forget to pay her "pet fee" on her zelle account" (separate from Airbnb account). We understand that the dog slept and took her place in there and might need some kind of fee. What we do not understand that the fee was squeezed from us unexpectedly in a sneaky way.