This what I call a Crash Pad, Frat house

Pros: Price (only if dont need anything but a bed/shower), Clean
Cons:
7 people share a bathroom
No real living room access because the couches are rented out. You can actually smell the other guests' body odor if they've been out all day not trying to be funny. Your living space is that close to the next person.
My bed was directly underneath the a/c unit on the wall. Noise from ac all day
No privacy , even with the curtain that is up, the a/c unit on the wall is behind the curtain, so occasionally the host or housemaid will enter the space to adjust the curtain/ac to get air to other parts of the house. Then if you close the curtain , you trap the cold air into your tiny space , so now you're sleeping in a refrigerator
Internet service works intermittently, due to there being an estimated 20 people in one house two levels sharing one network, hard for everyone to have great internet service when booked at capacity. During my stay i experienced unreliable internet service.
Also the hot water was down during my stay. Host had to take a shower upstairs to check if it was working...Weird
No place to secure personal items. With the amount of strangers in and out the house daily something you might want to consider.
$20 to wash minimum, even for one load. This host will charge for any and everything. Late check out $10, couple hours more $20, etc, want to store your luggage $10. She’s not being friendly when asking your arrival and departure time, she wants to know if she can charge you extra. It’s all about the money. If you don’t need any extra service the price looks great, but once the extra fees for common courtesy kicks in, the price of this cheap stay is in the price range with other airbnb stays. With that being said if you're looking for an absolutely cheap place to crash go for it.
The carpet on the stairs needs to be cleaned