Unfortunately, there were a number of problems.
Turning on the shower was a problem. We couldn’t get the faucet in the shower to work. When we brought this up to Anya, she told us we weren’t pulling hard enough on the fixture. However, Carol was never able to activate the shower and Tim had to use his full weight while he struggled to pull out the handle to get the shower to work.

In 2019 a guest complained about a sharp piece of metal protruding from the shower drain. This was still a problem during our stay.
When we voiced a concern to Anya, her response was to give us reasons for why whatever concern we had was unfixable or too expensive to fix.
Anya’s husband barely interacted with us. On the last full day of our stay, after Tim made an offer to Anya to trade his services to remedy our complaints in exchange for a reduction in our Airbnb charges, Anya’s husband fixed the unfixable drain while we were at dinner.
The bed was low and soft. We found it difficult to put on our shoes and socks sitting on the bed. We wish there had been a chair to make dressing easier (of course we are older and maybe, if you are younger, this wouldn’t matter).
This accommodation did not provide a printed version of house rules and instructions. When I brought this up to Anya, she told me that I should have known that I could find house rules on her listing.
Our overall feeling was that we were a hostile intrusion in someone else’s home, not welcome guests as we have experienced in other Airbnb environments.