We've stayed at A LOT of Airbnbs and this was the first time I felt unwelcome in a place. Have you ever gone to stay with a relative or friend who invited you to stay but when you showed up you just kind of felt like you were intruding? Thanks kind of how it felt at Esameldin's place. I've never stayed in a place with so many rules. At the front door there are 3 signs asking guests to take their shoes off. In the living room a sign is posted saying that if you're a party of 2 you should only use two of the four rooms and only 2 beds. Wouldn't most people do this anyway? The thing is, if you booked an "entire place" shouldn't you be allowed to use the entire place? One of the rules is to not steal her stuff. So random. And quite frankly, there's nothing to steal. Anyway, the other reviews are accurate, the place is super clean, the key is left in a lock box so check in is easy, and it's super basic. It's not a place that's easy to cook in, the kitchen is very limited. It's not the best neighborhood, but not the worst. There were frequent police patrols around.