READ BEFORE BOOKING. This is NOT an "Entire home/apt" rather this is a "shared space". The bathroom is located in a hallway where there is a staircase (no door at the bottom, just a hanging curtain) that leads upstairs to their home & the bathroom has no lock. No screens on the windows. Upon arrival Bikash pointed out some bug spray in the bedroom. At first I thought this was for the shared patio space but I was wrong - if you are planning on staying here you will need to use this, even before going to bed (My husband and I have mosquito bites all over after our stay). I think the hosts should be a bit more clear about this in the ad description (typically no AC means that they will at least have screens on the windows - NOT the case for this rental). No WiFi or Internet access until Bakish brought us a modem to plug in (when asked the host said "It works intermittently" - then it shouldn't be listed as an amenity). The room with the pullout couch has day shades that are see-through, which is not private when the hosts are walking by to get their hanging laundry or when Bakish walked by Tuesday morning with a bike (when I brought this up to the hosts they dismissed it). The microwave didn't work (Bikash heated food up in their microwave upstairs for us - but again not the privacy we were looking for). Some essentials were missing like dish soap (they had "finishing" liquid) and trash bags. The issues continued to pile up over the weekend, but as we had no other accommodations (and were brand new to Sydney) we ended up filing a complaint with Air BnB. We attempted to work this out with the hosts, but they were not receptive (the host kept saying "I have seen places like this listed as a 'Entire home/apt'" which I pointed out that it does not meet the Air BnB definition & "Why did you wait till the last night?" to which I responded - the issues kept occurring over the weekend). Also, we had dealt with Bakish the entire time, but when we discussed these issues, his partner mostly spoke and she was rather dismissive and rather rude to us. Ultimately, It had to be sorted out via Air BnB (Air BnB decided it was a misrepresented based on the ad and we received a half of what we paid as a refund). I have used Air BnB in both the USA and Australia and NEVER have I ever encountered issues likes this or asked for a refund (even in one place where the AC went out). The host are asking too much money for what you get, especially since this really should be classified as a 'shared home'.