On the positive side, the room had a separate entryway and was large and spacious. The bed was comfortable. The surroundings, deep in the woods, were quiet. They do keep the room quite cool overnight, in the 60s in the summer. But there was a comforter and that is a fine temperature for me. Plus they left a space heater in the room for those who need one.
On the negative side, the water pressure is very weak which I noticed the first night with my toilet backup problem. And I noticed it again on the second night. On the first night just going to the bathroom, it didn't seem to completely flush and the toilet backed-up to within an inch of overflowing.
I was afraid to touch it further, messaged the host and asked him if he could fix it while I was out next day: He said it was my fault, that I had somehow clogged the plumbing (I hadn't) and I should have used the plunger that was in the bathroom and I should be "embarrassed" for having asked him to fix the problem. I didn't mention the following at the time: I didn't see a plunger in the room, and if I had used one -- I'm not a plumbing expert, but I think those rubber things with a handle kind of push the water up and down vigorously
through suction and pressure -- you certainly don't want to do on a full toilet and all of the waste products would have probably overflowed onto the floor. ( Also, if the host didn't already realize he had some sort of a plumbing or water pressure problem, why would he leave a plunger in all his guestrooms? )
In all of my many experiences with airbnb hosts in the past, they have always been pleasant, gracious, and eager to fix any problem or answer any question. Turning that around and trying to blame on the guest something you should have fixed by hiring a plumber before you rent a room is hardly the route to take. That, and the morning I left, messaging me that I was late leaving and I should "vacate immediately" -- when I was out the door within 5 or 10 minutes of checkout time made the whole stay feel a bit unpleasant.