While the stay was comfortable, it was not “luxurious”. The twin beds were very hard, even for kids who don’t usually notice that kind of thing.
We were provided with exactly one thin towel per guest, with no washcloths or hand towels. A couple of days into our stay we asked for more towels and a couple of washcloths, which were in a locked closet in the unit that had to be accessed by the host’s daughter.
The communication in this property is very rules-based; our welcome email reminded us to read the policies right away to avoid misunderstanding. It was clearly posted in the entryway that no shoes were allowed inside, and that there would be a $50 fee for violation. There was also a camera placed above the inside foyer, which felt like it was there for the purpose of making sure we followed the no shoes rule.
There were 2 huge bathtubs that we were looking forward to soaking in after a long day of touring the city, only to find that the tap handles had actually been removed completely so that guests could not use the bathtubs.
This property had the makings of a great stay, but the feeling that we were being monitored along with the bare minimum amenities definitely affected our overall experience. My suggestion would be to either modify the property description somewhat, or invest in extra amenities to help make guests more comfortable.