Sean's home

Although we didn't meet the host, he responded quickly to messages and was available if we needed anything. The area where we stayed was lovely and quiet. It was handy in terms of where we needed to be.

We don't mean to be mean, but we were in a bit of a shock. The room looked nothing like the one in the photo when we were booking. There was a weird smell in the house of bins or food or something else. A good few people (at least 3 more, we think) were sharing 1 bathroom, which was full of ALL sorts of hair on the floor. The shared bathroom was full of personal belongings of people who probably live in the house full time/ long term. Our room had a tiny bin already half full, someone's slippers and random furniture in it. There were cups, glasses, a water filter, a hairdryer (you'd need an adapter for it) and a kettle in the room, but we didn't use any of it as it looked/ felt like all that was someone else's belongings. It felt like we randomly ended up staying in someone's house with a free room at that moment. It felt rather weird. There was no time or money to be looking for a new place, so we stayed. It did the job, in terms of having a bed to sleep in, but we wouldn't stay there again. Plus, it was quite expensive for what it was.

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When we arrived the house was given to someone else, apparently the place was booked twice for the same night and we end up stranded at the middle of the night 😌😌💔

If you are just looking for a place to stay for the night this is perfect. Cheap and close to buses.

No one explained about the hot tub, how to use the shower or if we could use the kitchen. There is no mirror in the bedroom. The downstairs bathroom has mold all along the sink-it needs a good clean.

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The room was dated and could do with a make over

It felt like I was home