I typically do not like to leave poor reviews but this experience was so horrifying that future customers should be informed. Rose asked us not to leave a review on our stay, however it is in the best interest for all future customers to hear about our experience. There is a large amount of omitted information about the home that we wish we knew before our stay. To begin, only one member of our party had ever met our host. During this interaction, Rose gave the guest useful information about the neighborhood and places to shop for groceries. Besides this interaction, our other 2 guests (including myself) never met Rose in person, despite efforts to meet her and arrange a date. There is only one bedroom in this Airbnb. The second bedroom is far too small to constitute a true, comfortable bedroom. In order to enter the second bedroom, you must either walk into the first bedroom or use the main hallway (in which all individuals living in the home have access to). There is no direct access from the smaller bedroom to any of the other areas of the home. We wish we would have known beforehand that the second bedroom is truly a railroad style bedroom. There is only one air conditioner window unit and it is in the main bedroom. In order for the smaller bedroom to cool down, we had to sleep with the door open between the two bedrooms, which impeded on our privacy. Rose accused us of not using the A.C. "responsibly" and that we were "abusing it", however the place gets unbearably hot and A.C. is necessary to feel comfortable. Rose asked us to pay for the air conditioning bill. After speaking to Airbnb customer service, we were told that guests cannot be asked to pay for it unless it is indicated on the original post, but this is not indicated anywhere on the page. We realized that we had to leave after the woman whom Rose introduced as her mother, who lives downstairs, went into our airbnb. Our group member with severe asthma moved the tower fan into his room overnight and during a 90 degree day, he left it on while he went to work. When we returned home, the woman who lives downstairs told us that she entered his room while we were gone-- without our consent or any prior notice. When we called Rose to tell her that the woman downstairs entered into our airbnb, Rose justified the woman's behavior. Unfortunately, Rose was not at all apologetic that our safety was jeopardized with someone breaking into our apartment and not sympathetic to our group member's severe health needs. A few days later, roaches and mice were spotted in the home. We investigated and we noticed there was a large hole behind the kitchen stove filled with a brillo pad that the mice were crawling out of. Rose even threatened to call our employers to report our A.C. usage!