There are roosters. Lots of them, and they go off all hours of the day--4 am, 10 am, whenever you want to sleep. One, in particular, crows right outside the window. Other reviews mention this.

The description of the room uses words like "quiet", "peaceful" and "serene". Roosters waking you at all hours do not fit into that description, and the use of those words is misleading at best.

Dennis and Leron say they're hands are tied, and they can't do anything about the roosters. This may be true; however, the first obligation to their guests is to be honest in their description of the room, and they weren't.

Before we left, Dennis stopped in and we had a chat in which he said "I don't leave negative reviews for others who don't leave negative reviews for me." This felt like a mild threat, and I wonder how many others he has said this to.

Others have mentioned the neighborhood feels sketchy; Dennis and Leron say they have had hundreds of guests without incident. We didn't have any problems, either, but would not feel comfortable walking home in the evening.

To be fair, Leron and Dennis were helpful to us in our stay, let us come in early, and the house was (very) tidy and clean. I sympathize with them about the rooster problem--but, in the end, the point of Airbnb is to find a place to *sleep*. And the point of reviews is to help inform others of the goods and bads, so I would feel dishonest in not leaving a truthful review to others. If you can sleep through anything, then this isn't a bad place. Otherwise, take note before you send the request.