I have definitely had better experiences with Air B&B. Patrick was nice and mostly gave timely responses, but there was no guestbook so I had no idea about any of the home workings. I had to text Patrick for every question and after a while I just stopped. When we arrived there was dirty dishes in the dishwasher, outside garbage can was full, there was dirty laundry in the closets, and the refrigerator was full of perishable food, the bathtub and floors were far from clean. But the beds were clean and comfortable and the heat worked so mostly it was easy, if you just want something simple, a crash pad. There was no premium television a small handful of bunny-ear channels offered with the ability to pay for movies, I suspect, however I couldn't figure out how to work it. Not even basic cable, which was very misleading from his description. Towels were clean but left you covered in brown fur after your shower. I ended up borrowing towels from a friend that was staying in a hotel to avoid feeling like I had to shave after my shower. My assumption is that Patrick is a busy student and this is very low on his priority list but he enjoys the passive income. I usually have experienced higher standards from all my previous air B&B stays.
Maybe a drop in price would make most of this more acceptable. Google maps GPS got me very lost simple directions would've been easy and nice to have. But it worked out because he was a half an hour late giving me the entrance information anyway.