I would not recommend this stay to anyone who is looking for a relaxing stay, or anyone who intends to spend more time in the room than exploring the city. If you do, don't bother with the hand soap in the bathroom, just bring your own as it's very watered down and will not really get your hands clean. Bringing your own toilet paper is a must. The home itself is nice, fairly clean, but there are no trash bins inside the premises save for a small one im the bathroom that's not suitable for regular trash-- so I'd recommend bringing small plastic trash bags that you can carry your trash in when you're heading out to the trash bins in front.
Most importantly, don't stay here if you feel uncomfortable being watched or in social situations. The host is very active in watching everything that you do, will message you constantly if she thinks she sees a problem, and is generally rude if you have to interact with her. Be prepared to stand next to the doors and hold them for 10-15 seconds every time you enter and leave, or else the host will become very cross about you "slamming doors" despite the fact that the cylinders installed on the doors close them forcefully on their own. She may claim that this was installed for "safety" reasons, but the doors do not lock automatically so how that is supposed to work is beyond me.
Host is very impatient and unforgiving with any perceived rule-breakers, and has no qualms about updating your reservation in the middle of the night and asking that you be out by 10am. Overall, I would do anything and everything within your power to avoid having to interact with her in any way. It will not be a pleasant experience.
Also not disclosed on the ad: the host lives on the property. NOT in the apartment, but in a separate apartment on the property. She WILL hear if a door closes loudly and she will accuse you of disrespect for it.
Finally, on a personal note here: I have stayed in many Airbnbs over the last several years, on my own and with friends, including some on the other side of the planet, and have never had a host so callous and rude as this one. I genuinely had better, less frustrating encounters with hosts with whom I shared a complete language barrier--both of us communicating with little more than frustrated grunts and hand gestures-- but who ultimately were pleasant, patient, and polite. None of these words describe Natalie.
If all this sounds fine enough for you and you think you can handle it, by all means book the stay, as it's affordable enough. But if micromanaging and/or a lack of real privacy irritates you, this is not the stay for you.