The description says there's other guests, but that's not accurate. The other person living in the downstairs apartment is Carrol's brother. So apparently all the utensils and pots and pans and dishes are his, and I guess he just doesn't want you to use any of them.
And here's his schedule:
He gets home around 1am, but then his alarm goes off at 5am. The first morning the alarm went off for 30 minutes, while I heard him snoring the whole time. Then he turned his tv on from 7am to 10am, but I could still hear him snoring periodically.
The next night he came back again around 1am, and again his alarm went off at 5am, but thankfully he turned it off.
The next night was the same - back at 1am, but this time he opted to watch some tv while making something in the kitchen. Then the alarm went off at 5am, followed immediately by more tv, and what sounded like the dishwasher at 5:20am.
All of this is to point out that you are staying in someone's home, not a private hotel.
Also, when checking in Carrol asked me to come to the side door, which I waited outside of in the dark (at about 10:30pm) while she talked to me through a darkened window. It was great that they offered me towel, but she handed it to me through a separate darkened window, while I was still outside.
They mention not wearing shoes in the house six times in the description. I'm fine with that, but is mentioning it six times a red flag? Maybe not, but it might be a yellow flag.
It's about a 15 minute walk to the nearest train station, and the train comes once an hour into the city. No restaurants nearby within easy walking distance.