You get what you pay for. The first day I was sexually harassed by a fellow roommate, who talked about the most graphic sexual things I’ve ever heard. The internet works but is inconsistent and not great for working from home. The kitchen is often dirty, and you'll have to do other people's dishes. The fridges smell like something moldy has been left. I followed the flexible cancelation policy in the terms and agreement, and the host got pissed over $100. I was easygoing when sexually harassed, and I wanted to leave. I helped out and washed other people’s dishes and did the trash. I offered to mow for free.
I follow the rules. The host lives very close by and likes to micromanage the property. Not very private. House rules are strict, so you can’t have your girlfriend or boyfriend visit even if you pay extra for a private room. It’s my fault for not just renting an Aloft hotel like I was going to do. You get what you pay for. At first, I thought Jim and Cara would be sweet and reasonable. Then realized they are greedy capitalists who freak out over $100 when someone tries to leave according to their flexible cancelation policy. I wouldn’t have booked if it wasn’t for that policy since I was hesitant staying at such a cheap place. I would advise staying elsewhere.