Where to begin? We rented this “Beautiful Brand New Private Townhouse near U of M” for a two-month period while receiving treatment at the hospital in Winnipeg. When I arrived on June 10, I found an old, not well maintained, not well appointed, not well cleaned, townhouse. We had to purchase and install/supply our own face cloths, light bulbs due to half of them being burned out (there were no working lights in the stairwell, an unsafe situation), a latch for the gate so the dog wouldn’t get out, chairs to sit on because only one of the six in the place was in good enough repair to not tip when you sat on it, and the tools to repair the closer on the storm door that was coming loose from the frame (the screen on the door was badly torn). I also had to spend time cleaning long black hair from the shower, vacuuming dirty carpets upstairs, and crumbs, food wrappers and NAIL CLIPPINGS from the couch cushions (there was also a cigarette lighter and rolling papers left behind). The door to the unfinished basement had been removed and placed in the basement, so we had to barricade that to keep the dog out of the unfinished area. The “fenced yard”, aside from having a broken gate latch when we arrived, was nothing but weeds, some of which were two feet tall by the time we left. Then there was the plumbing. The upstairs toilet needs the flushing mechanism replaced, so you had to hold the handle down for at least 5 seconds and jiggle the handle so it would not keep running forever. The hot-cold water mixer for the shower doesn’t work so getting a comfortable temperature was very difficult and didn’t last long enough so it was cold by the end of a shower. The toilet in the powder room is improperly vented, so air bubbled up and escaped with each flush. I won’t go into the obvious wear and tear throughout the townhouse. Does Airbnb do ANY inspections, and if so, how can you think renting a place like this for as much as you are charging is a good business model??? This was FALSELY advertised, and I will NEVER do business with Airbnb in the future.