5-star host; 3-star place.
Aric was very responsive and I like him, which is the reason I'm leaving a 4-star review. The room I stayed in I would honestly rate as a 3-star room at best.
Note: I stayed in the tiny room, which had in the description that there is no window and the bathroom is small. However, being there and staying in that room is a lot more shocking than simply reading the description. I write this review honestly, as someone who has traveled to nearly 40 countries since I was a broke college student and have stayed in all manner of places including tons of Airbnb's in USA, Cuba and countries in Europe. I do not mean to trash talk the hosts or their property, just to honestly provide feedback so that they know what they can possibly improve and so that potential guests truly know what to expect.
Pros
Great, responsive hosts
Comfy bed
Easy check-in
Cons
Not a great area/didn't feel super safe
Flypaper full of flies in the kitchen
Remarkably tiny bathroom
Bedroom is a teeny tiny concrete container (10 x 10 approx)
Musty, moldy smell in room
*****No window/ventilation in bedroom*****
Only a small fan which was insufficient to cool two young, active, healthy people- even one who is skinny and always feels cold even in Southern California
Unfortunately, I didn't sleep well and would not stay again. I shared with the hosts that for the value, had I known the reality of the room I would have spent an extra $20-30 to stay in an actual hotel room with ac, not to mention more space and privacy. I think that this is a passable place if you are in a bind, but not worth the price (about $64 for one night after fees). Maybe the other rooms are fine and again, the host was very nice and responsive. The thing is that ventilation and comfortable temperature are paramount, and I could not follow host's advice to "leave the door open" to get some cool air when we want to have privacy and close the door to go to sleep. Honest feedback, hope it helps.