It was a one bedroom with couch and love seat that both folded down into beds. It was my wife and I plus a 12 year only and a 9 year old. The sofa was said to be a super single, so for my 12 year old, the love seat was said to be big enough for a child, so for my child that was 9. My kids are not big children, just normal size. I will give you the ACTUAL dimensions and set up of these supposed fold down couches..... First the love seat: small small small, your "child" must be a toddler to utilize this for a bed, thus my 9 year old "CHILD" slept on the floor, hence the reason I had to clean the floor. Second was the couch: it was long enough for my 12 year old child but upon laying the back of the couch down to make it into a bed 2 things happened. One: the left side of the bad was broken and had to be "jerry rigged", if you will. so that a piece of metal did not stick out onto the bed surface. Two: when we laid the back of the couch down ( there are 2 parts to the back to lay down) my daughter laid on it to try it initially and the couch tipped over and she fell into the wall because there was nothing bracing the back of the couch when it was laid down! At that point we found these make shift stools that were tucked away in the kitchen area that had a small sign on one of them saying to put these stools behind the couch, the owner said nothing of this to us before checking in and she lives there so it wouldn't have been too hard to show us this "system" she had in place. Thankfully my child was not injured and no hole was left in the wall.
The only table to eat on was an overly painted unstable piece of junk with 3 piece of junk chairs that, when you move them back and forth, were ready to collapse. now they didn't collapse when we were there but it is really only a matter of time until it does as the owner believe duct tape fixes many things.
There was a stand up fan in the suite when we got there and I wanted to move it in front of the patio door(which the screen door does not open and is broken) so I could bring in some cool air from outside. As I lifted the fan to move it, the body of the fan came out of the base as it was not properly mounted. Upon trying to put the fan back into the base the entire base collapsed and shattered with "minimal" and I do mean minimal pressure. I have multiple fans at home like this style and know them very well. The body of the fan needs to click into the base and some even screw into the base to make it secure from falling over and possibly maiming your cat or kid or whatever. Surprisingly this fan did not click , screw or secure into the base in anyway and when I went to her with the pieces of the base and fan in hand she suggested to use duct tape...good old duct tape. However I said that it was impossible to fix as the base was shattered. Yet another piece of junk.
The fridge/freezer - The freezer did not freeze very well and the fridge itself was plugged into a power bar that laid on top of the stove. This is not electrical code but it was great of the owner to give you more power outlets on top of the stove because you never know when you need extra outlets on top of a stove!
The hood fan above the stove did not have a filter in the front as there was a piece missing that was about 3 x 7 inches. This enabled the grease from cooking on the stove to travel into the fan and electrical area of the fan which "I don't know" could possibly start a fire!...Another piece of unsafe junk!
The bed and frame inside the main bedroom is the next issue. The bed is as firm as a bowl of jello so enjoy your back caving in. The bed frame is falling apart at the joints in the corners and you have to push in the corners every morning hoping the bed doesn't collapse at night. Another piece of unsafe junk!
Going into the bathroom, the toilet looks to be about 20 years old that hardly flushes so be prepared to flush numerous times even with your child's waste. If she doesn't go down.... you'll need to plunge, over and over again. The toilet also runs for a long time after flushed. The sink is also an issue as the cold water tap leaks and once again, you need to plunge constantly, but thank you so much "owner" for including the plunger under the sink. Another 2 pieces of junk.
We didn't use the clothes washer and dryer for fear it would destroy something or leak all over the floor. If you decide to use it, good luck and remember your laundry soap as there is none provided.
So basically, most of the furniture and appliances are old, falling apart, don't work properly and unsafe.
We called airbnd repeatedly to express what we feel are unsafe conditions during our stay and after our stay - it has been weeks and they have not called or followed up, even though we are in the "queue".
We had to leave 2 days early because they were going to shut off our power in our house for over 8 hours to replace a power pole in the area and the temperature was going to be 37 degrees celcius and we