At this stay, you’re treated as a means to an end. The host wants your money, and they make that clear. I wasn’t going to leave a review despite my negative experience, but when the host attempted to charge me $15 after my stay for a pair spoons that she claimed were missing without even talking to me about it first, I had to warn everyone to stay away. From charging you $15 a night for an additional person to stay in the room you’re already paying double what locals pay for a room, to vending machines in the living room that charge ridiculous markups (plus another vending machine that doesn’t work - apparently the living room is treated as storage space for the host too) to being forced to pay to wash clothes.
It’s clear that this is a money maker first, and an accommodation second. Also, don’t believe that street parking is allowed because it isn’t. I got a parking ticket and the host refused to take responsibility for not telling me that I couldn’t park on the street at certain times. I suspect that the host isn’t the problem, it’s the owner. I think the owner should consider another line of work that doesn’t involve hospitality in any way, shape, or form because hospitality is not the hosts’ strong suit.