We didn't actually get to stay at the Airbnb, as the host cancelled our stay on the same day as our arrival. We were on our honeymoon and traveling by ferry from Morocco on our way to the Airbnb in Malaga when we received the cancellation message. The host said there was a sudden water leak. We understand that these things happen, however, we had been messaging with the host much of the day and even up to a couple hours before getting the message. Confusing how the apartment could suddenly be uninhabitable within hours of our confirming our arrival time that day. Trying to be understanding, but we were in between continents and having to switch mobile SIM cards in the midst of the communication, so we had spotty phone/email/web service. Then having to scramble to find another comparable place to stay and know where to book our next bus to. Very stressful.
The host did offer to help us find a place after being notified, but at that point we were focused on our logistics of traveling by train, to ferry, to bus from Morocco to Spain and really would have much preferred that someone just found us several available options, opposed asking if we needed help and waiting for our response, because obviously we did and didn't have a lot of mobile access at the time. In the end, it worked out. We found a place, unfortunately not as nice, but we did and had a wonderful trip. Up until this moment, communication had been really good with the host. But this only made it more blindsiding.