I will start this review by saying that I am a particular person and when something is not how I expect it makes me extremely uncomfortable.
First of all, Trevor communicates very well, however, once you get to the property it is a lady called Nancy and her dog who greets you. If, like us, you are not keen on dogs then this is not the place for you as we could here him snuffling around the interconnecting door and howling if Nancy left.
In the pictures you see a patio and sliding doors. This is the ONLY way to access the property, there are no other, more secure doors. As there is no air conditioning we were advised to keep the place cool by leaving this door open and closing the screen door. This, again, did not feel secure especially as there are a lot of homeless people in the area.
Within the living room there is a door, I assumed in the pictures that this would be to the hallway and front door. It is not. This door leads directly to the living space of the lady next door. Through which you can hear the dog and other goings on, we assumed then that Nancy could hear us, and felt the need to stay quiet whilst in that room.
Throughout the property there are a number of toiletries and kitchen items left, presumably for guests to use. Some might see this as a nice touch but for me, having a half used bottle of ketchup/shampoo/washing liquid makes me feel that I am intruding on someone’s home and it is not clear if these items are there for your use.
My last point is with regard to parking. A small space is listed but it is not really a space. When check in instructions are received it states that the space is for a 14ft car, at this point it was too late for us as we had arrived a week previously. Nancy came out and instructed us on parking which involves the passenger leaving the car and wedging the car against the wall of the property in between her garage door and the gate of the neighbours- a very difficult task!
All in all, I am very disappointed with my stay and am in the process of registering a formal complaint.