TLDR - I stayed here for a month, I would not recommend it. You can get a much better place for slightly more price or an equally worse place for the lesser amount. Read on for an objective review -
1. The host and the owner are different people and there is a communication gap between them. The owner is helpful and flexible but he's not the main point of contact. He let my Mom stay for a week and gave me a vacuum cleaner, induction stove and storage for bags when needed.
2. The host (Christina) is unnecessarily confrontational and even when you talk nicely, she will assume the worst of you. There were major electricity issues the first 4 days I stayed at this place, the lights would go off at random points and it felt unsafe. The owner already knew about this since he mentioned that I should not plug in multiple electric devices at the same time?! I fail to understand why such a major issue was not resolved before my stay. Now this might not happen during someone else's stay but what bothered me was the way Christina handled the issue and her attitude towards me. I was very patient and co-operative as they spent 4-5 days resolving this, but Christina was rude and insensitive (and the least she could do was apologize for the inconvenience which she did not). The electricity finally started working on the evening of my 5th day there.
3. The room was not cleaned properly when I checked-in and so I asked for a broom so I could do it myself. Christina replied by asking me to show her proof of the dust present, another example of her rudeness. She never actually gave me a broom btw, the owner had to do it. At this point, it really stressed me out talking to her so I avoided asking her anything further during my one month stay. The host apparently manages 21 other houses and probably lashes out on some of her guests for no apparent reason which is not fair. I had read reviews about her rudeness before booking the stay but I ignored them giving her the benefit of the doubt.
4. Apart from the host, the steps leading to the bathroom are a tripping hazard, I actually slipped and fell from them once. The bathroom itself like the rest of the house is incredibly tiny and accident-prone. There is no place to keep soaps or anything except on the floor.
5. The house is really tiny as advertised so you might feel claustrophobic at times, definitely wouldn’t recommend for longer stays. I moved out after a month and got a much bigger and comfortable place for just slightly more cost.
6. washing vessels is an extremely tedious task since the sink is inside the wall (you can check the pictures) and using the microwave is also very difficult.
7. I got only 3 bath towels during my one month stay. The host gave me a bunch of napkins when I asked for towels.
8. The bed frame is shaky, the work table also shakes and the chair was also flimsy. You can't really sit in the patio, the chairs and table there have rust on it.
9. This isn’t related to the house, but there are an alarming number of dogs in the neighborhood that keep barking at you, even when you go to throw out the trash. It’s kind of scary.
I expect the host to respond with a defensive post about the points I’ve made but I have been as objective as possible in the review and these are the facts. This stay definitely is not worth the trouble.