Booked a 4 night stay. Communication was great. When booking, first thing I always look for is A/C. When I self-checked in, the area was clean but very hot. CA at the time was having a conserve energy from 4pm-9pm with the heatwave. It was about 9:30pm so waited it out hoping the A/C which the guest doesn't have access to, would kick on. I didn't sleep well that night. Basically slept sideways at the foot of the bed under the ceiling fan. Next day, I communicated that to her. She stated that she keeps it at 79 but would lower it when I was there. Next day, it was much more comfortable. The following night after getting back to the space, it was again warm but while eating my food, saw a roach longer than my thumb walking from alongside the bed. Tried two times to kill it (I did get pictures/video), even stepped on it once but when I lifted my shoe it raced under a door next to the bed/nightstand that the guest doesn't have access to. Packed up my stuff, communicated to her what happened and left about 10:30pm. Had to cut my trip short (it was a holiday weekend so every hotel I tried was either booked or would call me when I booked online to tell me they were booked.) Drove all night, halfway home to OR and then realized she only credited me one nights stay (I had two nights left). If you had booked a hotel and at 10:30pm saw it had pests inside and left, would you not expect your money back for that night? Also regarding the A/C, should you really be able to state you have A/C if you keep it at 79 and the guest doesn't have access to the thermostat. If that had been communicated before the stay, I would've politely cancelled and looked elsewhere.