The location and the apartment itself compose to the description. But what does not is the host. The list of rules published is very far from comprehensive. You will get rule after rule after rule when you get there. When you are in the pool, do not even think of privacy. The host is always there.watching you because if smth happens to you she will have to pay for whatever it is. Do not forget to switch off your AC when there is 100 outside because the electrisity is too expensive these days. You will also have to buy all the tableware after your stay, because the tableware you've been using got discolored on the gas cooker. And if there is a small scratch anywhere, go - or better run - and advise the host, otherwise it automatically becomes your responsibility. If smth needs to be done - in our case, the windows needed changing, - it does not matter whether you sleep or have rest or whatever, it will be done with all the noise it takes. Actually, my child did not get any day sleep 5 times, though I asked not to make so much noise for 2 hours a day. And when he sang in a tub for 3 minutes at 8 pm, the host came to us and through the window, without any knocking or any polite gestures, stated that if we cannot control our child we should find a new place. Actually, I was 9 months pregnant and asked what would it be like when the newborn would cry, and she answered she would not tolerate it - and she had been warned that I was coming to have a baby and she said OK no problem at the time. I think that describes the host well enough - as well as the fact that she kills frogs for ribbiting loudly by her pool. She gave us some time to look for another place and decided to charge extra the last week of our bound stay with her, thanks airbnb it did not happen. We finally moved to another place and tried to forget all about this person, but in three days she decided that we were guilty for all the scratches and holes and stains her brand-new apartment (after 3 families lived there) had, and even for 1 not-operating-well vertical blind, which apparently had been damaged during the window change.
We are two women, one pregnant and one 50-years-old, who cleaned every day, washed the floor, dusted and washed linens often, cooked and washed everything around us afterwards, - we are the guests every host would wish. We managed to survive in this place for more than a month and we still have to face this woman even after we left (thank you, airbnb, for not leaving us alone). If you want to survive during your vacation, go for it. It is even cheaper than climb Everest.