Construction Warning: We didn’t see it listed because it was at the bottom of the listing and there is construction all summer 2022 on the property that starts at 7 am Monday -Friday.
We were woken up by hammering at 7 am. Not relaxing way to spend a vacation or $250 a night. Host should have been up front about it when we booked. We were unpleasantly surprised when we pulled in and saw the bulldozer and cement truck on the front dirt lawn and then again in the morning when we were awoken with hammering at 7 am.
AC for the entire unit is over the stairs and points toward the first floor. We had it on for two hours before bed and it still wasn’t cool. Needs instructions for how to use to reduce guest frustration. Bedrooms do not get cool so we had to open a window to get it to cool down and then fought traffic noise from the busy intersection. I wore ear plugs to be cool and to have quiet. Needs ac units and ceiling fans in each bedroom.
The home has been beautifully decorated and the beds were lovely but the fridge ice maker and water dispenser were broken, and the couch was not comfortable because it was too hard, too low. Tv needs instructions and a printed list of main channels like Hgtv, sports, and news as guests are unfamiliar with local cable service.
Location is on a busy street which is not conducive to a restful stay but it is near restaurants for a quick meal.
An ok stay that I’m sure will improve in six months when the construction is done and they have planted some landscaping. Right now there is not any outdoor space to lounge and it’s an eye sore with no plantings.
Still needs a welcome note from host, a guide to local restaurants, cool drinks in the fridge, ac, extra blankets and pillows, and toiletries for things a guests forgets.
I am a superhost for my own Airbnb and this one needs a few more tweaks before it is a restful respite worth $250 a night.