Everyone is going through a hard time right now, but the issues I experienced are not due to current events. The place was filthy. Sticky floors with dead bugs and debris, cobwebs and bugs on the front door where you punch in your code to get in, sticky brown stained (over white paint) doors. I walked tippy-toed to the bathroom and still would return to my room with sticky feet. The toilet has very visible stains on the seat (which was left up all the time) and has not been cleaned for awhile. When I arrived I had to wake up the host (who sleeps on the couch) to ask if the room had been cleaned as the bed was unmade with a single sheet on it. He said yes, and then picked up some pillow cases that were laying on the dresser and and smelled them to see if they were clean. The sheet I slept with smelled like wet socks, as if it had been left in the washer for days before being dried. After sleeping there my tank top also smelled like wet socks. This was my last try with Airbnb. The host vacuums the rooms and (barely) washes sheets in between guests. The common areas are dirty and uncleaned. The house is also run down with holes in the walls everywhere and tape holding the tiles up in the bathroom. Why does he have so many good reviews? Because the prices are low... and also...there is a "positivity bias"on Airbnb... where people sincerely feel uncomfrtable telling the truth about their stay. The fact that he asked me to be honest in the private comments so he could maintain his 5 star status also factors in. I'm sorry dude... you need to get off the couch and CLEAN.