The rooms in this hotel are NOT worth the cost--especially because the listing does not make it clear that a one-night stay here ends up costing nearly $300. (In addition to the cleaning fee and Airbnb fees on top of the initial price, when you get there you get charged tax on the room plus a $15 "resort fee".)
We are Airbnb superhosts in Massachusetts, and use Airbnb almost all the time when we travel, and this is the first time we have experienced a major gap between what we ended up paying and what we ended up getting. The location of the hotel is good, but the rooms are small and really sparsely provisioned (cheap plastic cups, no refrigerator, etc.), plus two of the three lamps in our room didn't work and we could only watch one channel on the TV (the remote worked to turn it on and off and for volume, but not to change channels).
We reached out the next day to Gabriel to ask for a refund of the $50 cleaning fee--we had noted that guests who didn't book through Airbnb didn't have to pay a cleaning fee, and really felt that we had been over-charged for what we got. He responded defensively, saying that all the information about charges was in the correspondence prior to our stay (which was technically true but again we did not realize that it would come to nearly $300). We wrote back respectfully and mentioned the other issues with the room, and Gabriel didn't respond at all.
We wish the best for Gabriel but could not in good conscience recommend this listing to other Airbnb users.