We booked this place for 90 days, and left the place in mere 12 days. The stat itself speaks about our experience there, however, I thought it would be useful to share our experience in detail for the benefit of others.
Pros.
1. The house is nice, clean, well lit up, house with a small patio and enough space in living area.
2. Located in a reasonably safe neighborhood.
3. Fully supplied.
Cons.
1. Terrible internet connectivity and network reception.
2. Not enough space in the kitchen to put groceries. Very small refrigerator for six guests in three rooms living long term.
3. Incorrect description of rooms and bathroom. You can not lock the bathroom doors while being in the dual sink area. Exceptionally small shower with no proper curtain hanging arrangement (A rod was just sitting on the top wall of shower that used to hang the curtain that can fall anytime and hurt). You got to be very very careful while taking shower.
4. No designated work areas as mentioned in the description. ( Kids chairs are provided to sit with no proper work table)
5. Restricted living room usage. The host wants guests to use the living areas per his wish, which was not listed, the areas were called common.
6. No gym, In the name of mini gym they had a rower and a pull up bar sitting in a damp, cold and dark garage.
7. Last but not the least a terrible host and co-host. They are rude, unresponsive, commanding, and spying specially co-host. They just let guest live as per their rules which you only get to know once you arrive and start living there. So many hidden house rules (For example, Guests cant keep your Instapot in the kitchen, and it need to travel from your room to kitchen every day, Guests need to demonstrate how to run a dishwasher to them before start using it).
If you are okay with their restrictions than it is okay. otherwise they terminate your reservation. Most worsening thing is they terminate in such a tricky way with the help of Airbnb that it looks like the guest has terminated so they are not bound to refund guest's full money per policy. Is this some sort of trick to just earn more money. I am surprised ?
I have been in several Airbnbs, and I was very satisfied with my overall experiences with the host, and I never had such horrible experience. So, if you plan to book this place book it on your risk.