I was only there for a few hours (seriously)... but it was a good stay and what I needed. Sam was very nice and I had everything I needed for my very short stay. The price was great for me because I didn't need to pay twice as much for a few hours at a hotel, so I am grateful for them to host me. I would book it again for the same scenario.
There's just one thing that I believe Airbnb should make their hosts say explicitly on their listings (if it applies), and that I believe I should say here... which is that you may be staying with other Airbnb guests in the house. It says something almost to that effect on their listing (as of right now), that they "offer 3 different rooms"... but what it doesn't say is that you will end up with one of those rooms and other guests can be staying in the other rooms. I don't mind that arrangement and I did kind of figure that when I was booking (based on some of the other reviews) - but I have been surprised by it in the past. The reason it's important is 1) because you share a bathroom with these 3 rooms and 2) because of security concerns. For example, there is no outside lock on the door to the room I stayed in. I'm sure in 99.9% of the situations it would be fine and nobody would ever go in my room... but in reality, it's not secure. I suppose the host could keep a close watch but I wasn't there long enough to evaluate that. The point is, I believe it should be stated explicitly on the listing what the situation may be and what resources you would be sharing with non-host strangers. Not a big deal, I just wanted to say it for anybody who's wondering.