This was the longest stay I've had in all of my airbnbs days. My/my parents stay was a month and half. The host was very kind to let us have an early check in. Since my parents had come from LAX early in the AM. The location was perfect , very safe, very family oriented. The place was extremely clean upon arrival. Very comfortable bed , brand new appliances . Perfect space for a couple. However the room needs a little more love. The dresser was broken , the couch was not the most comfy. And there is a sunlight that is extremely annoying when you're trying to sleep in. The bathroom shower is Tiny , even for me ( I'm only 5 foot 97 pounds) . The utensils provided were plastic wear and 3 random forks. The dishes were very scarce. Not complete sets of dishes, seemed like they were random hand me downs. I had to ask my aunt (lived around the corner) to let me borrow bowls, cups, utensils , cutting board, sponge , mop and dish soap. I asked the host for some of these on the 1st day and he provided an old used sponge, and random cups and some old rags for the mop. After that encounter I didn't want to ask for anything else. During our stay there was an unannounced plumbing job right outside our window. They started early morning Friday and the host never gave us any warning about this ahead of time. The host reached out on Monday and apologized. They offered a discounted rate for the days that the plumbing job was in session. We negotiated a 20$ off each day they were working. The job lasted 7 days ( I personally spoke to the plumbers to confirm the days worked ) . The host only paid for 5 days off and then gave another check for one day free stay. I got more money back at the end but still disheartening that they didn't warn us or tell the plumbers to come another time.
They are obviously new to Airbnb culture and I'm sure that they will fix and be a lot better in the future with other tenants. I would for sure consider giving them another shot in the future. For the price range and duration of our stay it worked out. Thank you Hanna! You are very kind and inviting.