I'm giving this 5 stars because it was a really good price, it did have 3 separate sleeping beds, check in was easy, she was a fairly good communicator, and it was in a VG location. It also had a nice size frig, a stove and an oven. There was an elevator, but it was out for a day, so if you can’t handle stairs, be advised this is on the 5th floor. We were satisfied with our stay and we still enjoyed ourselves. There were some minor things that could have made it better.
As for the shortcomings: There were 3 ladies there for 3 days. It was a bit tight for 3. There was no place to put anything, you could hang a few items up in the closet, but no counter or place to really put anything. So plan to live out of your suitcase.
The one mattress pulled out on the floor, and there were some dust bunnies on the floor (and NO, we did not bring them in). But overall the place was clean.
There was not enough toilet paper. This was a peeve for me. One and half rolls for 3 people for 3 days is NOT enough. When asked about it, she said its’ not a hotel and it’s self-catering. I am an ABB host myself, and I would never expect anyone there for 3 days to buy their own TP. Nor in all the ABBs I’ve been in, had I been expected to do so. I found this irksome. I know it’s not a hotel. But it’s an AirBed and Breakfast. She should have provided enough TP IMO. Don't expect shampoo either.
Also, 2 of the 3 beds did not seem to have sheets. It looked like it was mattress covers on the beds. I found one smaller sheet which I put on the bed I slept in, but the larger bed we couldn’t find any that fit. The closet was quite crowded, so other than hanging a few things up on the 6 hangers, not much room to put anything else.
There were no maps of the area or anything of that nature. A toaster would have been nice. There was 1 (yes ONE) large dinner plate in the cupboard.
So even though it had shortcomings, you get what you pay for. Since the price was fairly low, I went with the 5 stars. But wanted to also communicate those items that were not quite up to par. And yes, I KNOW it’s not a hotel. That doesn’t matter. We are still paying guests.