Total disappointment, read this review for the real deal. It was my first visit to Mexico, I booked the Airbnb months in advance and was super excited for it. I ended up having to leave the Airbnb and book a hotel for the remaining 6 nights. 1. No internet, no TV (this was fixed the next morning) When my mother and I were up the first morning, still in our nightgowns, there was a man peering into our kitchen window. I was shocked so I ignored the man and instead walked away from the kitchen and into the bathroom. When I came out the bathroom, the man was still there and knocked on the window. I understood he was with "house service" and I then unlocked the window, which he proceeded to climb in through. He said he was there to help with the internet and TV. He was eventually able to solve the issue with the internet router and TV, but I felt uncomfortable with the situation. Why not knock on the front door instead? My mother and I would have had time to put on some proper clothing. So yes, this made us uncomfortable. Wish there was more privacy in the kitchen area, you can climb out the large window to access the outdoor common area. 2. The paint smell As soon as you walk in the Airbnb, there is a chemical scent of fresh paint or floor varnish. To me, this is very bothersome. The air is stuffy. No window in bedroom, no ventilation, no air conditioning, no ceiling fan, no portable fan at all. I knew there was no air conditioning, but I still asked about the options. Host confirmed no air conditioning, So I asked where the fan was, the hosts reply was a simple "no fan." I waited a few seconds, the host still had a "matter of fact" expression on her face. No attempt to care or try and find a fan for us. This was the first major disappointment, experienced a mere minute into our stay. I later addressed this with the host, she believes she was not being rude. 3. The smell of the sheets & linens I barely got a couple hours of sleep that night and my throat started to feel sore from the paint smell, and strong aromatic odor of the sheets and pillow case. I was hot, it felt muggy, the pillow was too small. It started to cool off later into the night. I wrapped my pillow in a shirt, but it did not help with the smell (it was not a bad smell, but very strong odor of fabric softener that even made my head hurt). Needless to say, this was probably one of the longest nights of my life. I had a conservation with my host the next day about my extreme discontent with the Airbnb. Based on my first nights stay, I was ready to leave. She asked me not to call Airbnb...