Worst Airbnb house we’ve ever stayed in. Owner seemed pretty nice and location is quite lovely, but my family of four found the house awful.
- Breathing caused initial coughing due to heavy air freshener that seemed to be trying to hide a heavier mold and decay smell.
- Broken, peeling, bubbling wall and ceiling/floor areas into attic, machinery, and dead spaces.
- Soft spots on floor that feel like rotted wood.
- Ceiling is so low in multiple places my wife and I hit our heads a couple times.
- Centipedes, an abundance of spiders, silverfish insects and real live slugs inside the house on both levels. (“Out in the country” is one thing; this is a completely different level of infestation.)
- Falling ceiling bits and water drips from ceiling.
- Stained shower curtains and other surfaces.
- Hallways cramped where the single person in it has to turn sideways.
- Two (6’2, 5’9”) people don’t fit on bed so wife and I had to sleep separately.
- Springy, noisy creaking mattresses.
- Hot water took an hour to turn on when we were told 30 minutes at check in.
- Amenities and furniture is quite old and dated, not so much charming as cheap and worn down.
- You need to really be into Jesus to appreciate much of the decor.
My 11 year old said he wanted to play outside until it was time for bed so he would not have to be in the house unless necessary. My 8 year old would not sleep by herself after being overwhelmed by the incredible creepy crawly parade so is crammed into a bed with mom.
We desperately attempted to find new lodging regardless of whether we would have to pay for the 2 nights we booked here or not, but being high season and last minute we failed and just sucked it up. We were so happy to leave it was comical.
I dislike sharing bad news and bad reviews (almost all of my reviews are very positive), but I feel this one requires my details and honesty for other travelers seeking a certain quality of cleanliness and state of quality.