We booked the room for a 7night stay. It was $1200+. That included a $125 “cleaning fee”. When we arrived there as a coffee maker with 2 packages of coffee which lasted us for 2 days. In addition there were 3 rolls of toilet paper. Because we ate some nearby street food that didn't agree with us, we went through the toilet paper fairly quickly. When I sent a message to Mark requesting more and coffee packets and toilet paper, his reply was to buy our own. The bed was made up of a bottom fitted sheet, a flat sheet a fleece blanket and another top sheet. No duvet or bed spread. The bottom fitted sheet would come off 2 to 3 times a night so we would have to get up and put it back on, every night. I knew when it came off because the mattress was wrapped in plastic. So we would be on plastic which is a creepy feeling. The night before we left I got a message from Mark instructing us to wash the dishes and empty the trash before we checked out. Washing the dishes was difficult because there was no sink in the kitchenette area. There also was no way to stop up the sink in the bathroom. I had to wash them in the small ice bucket, rinse them in the bathroom and run them back to the kitchenette to place them on the towel to dry. The question is, if I paid $125 as a cleaning fee, why the heck did I have to clean anything????? Although we had a couple of dinners at the restaurant by the pool (and great service by Ash McClain and good service by the registration desk-although they were limited because this was a room owned by an individual) that is about the only reason I gave this place one star. Otherwise I would not give even one star. Not only was this NOT a place to stay (we would not stay here again) but I will never use AirBNB again. I'll just book at a regular hotel. If you stay here, bring your own toilet paper!