I reserved Sam and Stella's place for 4 nights. From my experience, I rate the host and the place 3/5. Check-in with the code was smooth but it didn't work multiple times when we got back to Airbnb. The host was communicative but their reason was 'it happens to them too' so we just waited for 10-15 mins freezing cold at night; eventually, host asked us to knock and bother someone inside the house to let us in. The door wasn't locked for 2 days (after the locked out incident, might be for convenience but still unsafe). Two, there was no trashcan in the room and the kitchen one was always full so we had to get bags for trash and throw them out every time we leave our room. The kitchen trashcan led to a pungent smell in the living area and kitchen. Third reason is that the bathroom almost flooded one morning because the toilet flush knob was not in a working condition. I understand these things happen and it's difficult being a house owner. I wasn't expecting a 5-star hotel treatment. While Stella was responsive and got the bathroom fixed and called the gentleman inside the house to open the door, she refused to acknowledge or take responsibility in the start. She kept saying - 'entry code works for other people' despite her saying she struggles with it too and the gentleman who let us in told us the code hasn't been working for him as well. She also refused to take responsibility for the bathroom flooding because it worked for her a night before. It obviously worked a night before, that's why we didn't wake up to a flood. I think it's better to address the problem and think of a solution than to become defensive and prolong the conversation with undertone of 'maybe you flushed it wrong or entered the code wrong for 30 minutes'. I would recommend this place only if it's still the cheapest option.