It is sold as a two bedroom, however because a wide-camera was used, it is hard to tell that one bedroom is very small with a futon that would have taken up almost the whole room with no door for privacy and a closet that was pad locked. There were no sheets for the bed.
This made our stay very uncomfortable as we had adults rooming with teenagers.
The address is not clearly displayed. There is a small piece of white paper with the number handwritten on it that is so faded you can not see it at night. The other places had their numbers clearly displayed above their doors.
Please note, you will be charged a fee of $4 per person per night for a Venus tax. This is not included in the total price. You are expected to leave it in cash. A housekeeper arrived as we were getting ready to leave and began asking us questions. We misunderstood and thought it was $4 per person total. The housekeeper called the host and then handed the phone to me. We went back and forth and the host said “leave the cash on the table” and hung up. No.. thank you. No.. how was your stay? Or safe travels.
You will be required to send photos of your passports to the host. Had we known this in advance or it had been in the listing, it would have saved us a lot of frustration as we were having issues with our phones. We couldn’t figure out how to send photos through Airbnb and the host was aggressive saying he would change the code to get in. We were panicking as our flights were delayed and we were getting in late at night. If the host has something that is so important that it could cause you to lose access to the property, it needs to be mentioned in the listing.
The shower curtain had mold all over the bottom and the shower is so small you can hardly stand in it.