Took my money based on a lie.
I paid almost $1,000 for a 6-day stay when I would not have booked this place had the listing been accurate. I was induced into booking this property by the promise of a hot tub as a listed amenity. There was no hot tub to be found. The host admitted to being aware of the problem, but blamed it on Airbnb. Airbnb, in turn, blamed it on the host. Even if it's true that the host could not remove the hot tub from the amenity list (which I don't believe), this still would not have stopped them from noting in the text of the listing that there was no hot tub. The host never apologized or took any sort of responsibility for the error despite acknowledging that a prior guest had brought the error to his attention months earlier.
Also, the featured photo for this listing is inaccurate. The balcony has a table with a smaller umbrella, not the chairs with the large umbrella in the main photo. There is nothing wrong with the table or umbrella that's there, but it's again a false representation that induces the user to click on the listing.
The unit itself was fine. No real complaints other than the inaccurate listing, but it was nothing special.