Carlos is a very nice guy, although we haven't been lucky enough to have any longer conversation with him.
The room itself is super small but cosy, the bathroom with bath tub is a huge plus. Everything clean and ready. Carlos was that nice that he allowed us to enter the room at 11am instead of 3pm, it was super nice of him as it was raining heavily.
There is a lot of people living in this house, I've counted 6 different faces. It's difficult to socialize. As for the first few days it was okay, the last two we really felt like we were intruders. We stayed five nights in total.
There was some malfunction of water drainage in the kitchen - we weren't told about this at all, we noticed ourselves that there's a bucket under the sink. I understand that breakdowns happen but I believe you should tell your guests about it when they arrive. Due to the fact, that there's plenty of people living there, all of them uses kitchen. We ended up removing other (long term) tenants dirt, from the bucket from under the sink. When the bucket was full, water was splitting all over the kitchen floor. So we ended up mopping it at least 3 times. Example situation: The guy who occupies room next to the Airbnb room was cooking in the kitchen and he left the bucket full. We didn't notice that early enough, but just in time to remove the water. We removed it and cleaned the floor, as of course the water was all over it. Suddenly the Mum comes and starts sighing at us, cleaning, throwing sponge, when we were cooking. Then she called someone and started talking about us. I don't speak Spanish but I understand it - that was very rude, to talk about 'esta gente', using kitchen, living room and the bedroom when they are next to you. When I asked here if everything is okay, she pretended like nothing happened. Todo bien.
What can you do? You need to use the sink, the bucket is full, you need to remove it... So we were basically cleaning after other people, who live there on the daily basis. And listening to the Mum saying how dirty you are.
I'm very confused about this stay. We always left everything clean, not even one dirty plate behind us, we always made the bed in the morning (even though it shouldn't be anyone's concern). It was raining through the most of our stay so we were indoors a lot, but you definitely shouldn't feel uncomfortable in a room that you're paying for.
I hope that it was just a one random situation and that won't happen to any other Airbnb guests. As the room and the stay in general was okay, this situation in the kitchen was just too much for me. I wouldn't book this space again :).