This is one of the most idiosyncratic AirBnb's I've ever stayed in, which is something I like about AirBnb's. The unit was clearly set up to be lived in long term and, I think, that was the original intent in it's creation. But most everything is a work around, some of it very creative, most of it not worth mentioning except for the bathroom. The unit is a long rectangle. The front end has the kitchen, dining area and living area, in that order. Then there is a door to the bedroom. At the very back end of this rectangle is the bathroom, as in you have to go through the bedroom to get to the bathroom and the door to the bathroom is a glass shower door. This is because the shower itself, a shower with one of those fabulous rain shower shower heads, is free standing - there are no walls other than the walls of the bathroom enclosing the shower. I love this design. It's how I think all showers and bathroom should be set up.
Next to the shower area there is Japanese style sit down deep tub, sort of a hot tub for one. I love that also. Next to the tub is low partition on the other side of which is a toilet with a heated seat and bidet. Someone has some fun with the tiling and paving, but it does have somewhat of a hand made feel about it.
The other things I loved about this unit were the location, it was extremely quiet, the sheets were cotton, the comforter was down (!), there was a hot plate, slow cooker, microwave, blender and toaster oven to use to prepare food and a good sized fridge, as opposed to the usual AirBnb mini fridge.
People who are renting this unit do need to understand that when it ad says there are steps, what that means is there are ten, fairly steep steps that lead up to the house and then another five or six going down to the door to the unit. It's not just a few steps. Also, there are a lot of uneven pavers and rises. The unit has a rise of about an inch right in the middle of it. There is a inch high, square paver at the entrance to the unit, and a couple of other places where you have unexpected inch high rises. This wasn't a problem for me, but this kind of uneven surface is something that is designed out of public buildings because of tripping so people aren't used to making any accommodation for that.
I did have one problem staying there and that was whoever first set up the unit had cats. They made a cute, arched cut out in the bottom of the bedroom door for the cat and they also made two, rectangular openings for the cat in the wall between the bedroom and the bathroom. This means the bedroom has shower drain smell in it. I slept on the couch in the living room with door to bedroom shut, but if you are attached to sleeping in bedroom, this is something to take into consideration.