Wa chi’s place is great, the check-in was really easy and he is the most accommodating host I’ve ever seen. His daughter hugely helped managing the house. However, it’s a bit of a shame that since his daughter Molly was away and a new group of people was recruited to clean/manage the house /respond guests.
In terms of housekeeping, the house has become a little disorganized in closets and storage spaces. Since when Molly was here she would do it way too perfectly, so it wouldn’t surprise me if people have found trash being put in wrong places (the neighbor has come to complain one day) or the furnitures have been moved to a seemingly unreasonable place.
Also, there was one morning I heard some noise from the housekeepers, talking vividly nonstop - but that might because they didn’t know guests were resting in the room. But the cleaning sound was loud but I understand that’s inevitable.
In addition, the communication becomes an issue. For example, I message in the Airbnb portal but will receive a response from a different person in the same conversation box -and this usually comes without explanation. If you speak Chinese, Wa Chi probably will respond you in the first place before you check in. But if you speak English only, it’s going to be other two cohosts responding in turn. All is perfect if they work well, but it’s awkward to have to swap between different people to talk to, especially when you have communicated with one of them privately in other measures ( in face or via text/wechat). One of the cohosts will say “please let her know too, I don’t want to confuse her” after the conversation, but not referring to who “her” is. The house keeper, however, is in the team too, but she said she only knew the female cohost Cici, which is the name I didn’t find in this site. And, one of the cohosts was utterly outraged when being asked who I should talk to and which way they prefer to talk, and continued to aggressively express herself outside Airbnb platform. But I understand that it might be a Chinese thing and I was abroad in UK and US for years.
Since the communication was confusing, chaotic and disoriented in the case provided, hence I would suggest you go straight talk to the house owner Wa Chi if you are Chinese. If not please be sure to accomodate the communication with two cohosts online. As I believe both of the cohosts are good people for sure, they certainly will respond in any means, but probably take some time and effort.
I would additionally thank Wa Chi again to let me store luggages and my bike:)
Hope that helps hosting and guests to consider.
Regards,
Yilin