COMMUNITY: The community is very cool; it has: a little convenience store (I think the hours are 9am—3pm), a few community gardens, some attractive tiny homes, pleasant landscaping, and green surrounding land. A twenty minute walk away, is a Mexican supermarket that also serves hot food. There is a bus (seems to run every hour at 5 past) that goes to the heart of downtown, and has connecting bus stops along the way.
INSIDE: The bunk bed is sturdy; the mattresses are very soft. The room includes a microwave, small space heater, air conditioner, and fan; all work very well. There is also a tea kettle; there are no dishes nor cups. The refridgerator bottom compartment is not cool despite being set to coldest; food will spoil, quickly; the freezer compartment is freezing.
OUTSIDE: This AirBnB house specifically does not include its own bathroom nor kitchen; there are toilets and showers in a building about a one minute walk away—they are cleaned, very well, daily; but there is no ventilation for the showers. I found it best to use the shower with the outer door that does not always close, because it "breathes" the most. The kitchen is an outside communal space; I never saw anyone use it, which is a shame.
WI-FI: The Wi-Fi works better outside. The Wi-Fi, inside, in this house is 1—10 Mbps during the day, 0.5—2.5 Mbps in the evenings, and 0—0.75 Mbps at night. The Wi-Fi can drop to 0 Mbps—this is common at night—if it does, then just turn off then on device Wi-Fi and reconnect. Also, unexpectedly for a few days during my stay, there was no internet connection; but, this not the norm.