My son and I stayed in two separate rooms at this Airbnb extending from the day before to the day after the New Year’s weekend. Below is what we liked, what we didn’t like, what was unacceptable, and what would have been nice.
What we liked:
•	Lots of light
•	Great view
•	Comfortable bedding
•	Quiet setting surrounded by many natural growth trees and bushes
•	Nice bathroom towels (except for one of the bathmats)
•	A nicely updated bathroom in one of the units
•	The main host, Sherry, was friendly and responded quickly to messages
•	The property felt safe from outside intruders
•	The heaters that were provided in the rooms worked well
•	General wifi worked well
What we did not like:
•	The wifi TV was difficult to figure out. No instructions were provided explaining how to make it work, and Sherry admitted that she didn’t know how to operate it herself. At one point, the picture froze on one of the TVs, and the TV had to be unplugged and plugged back in again for the TV to begin working again. We finally resorted to the Apple TV device we had brought with us in order to enjoy watching programs.
•	There was a plug-in hot pot for heating water, but there was no tea or coffee provided to use with the hot water.
•	There were no drinking glasses, only two coffee mugs, in one of the rooms.
•	One of the rooms had only one plate, but no utensils.
•	The drain plug in one of the bathroom sinks was not correctly installed and drained very slowly.
•	Some of the window blinds were broken.
•	When we tried to put something on the shelves in one of the storage cabinets that was provided in one of the rooms, the shelves just tumbled to the floor before we were even able to put the item on the shelf
•	At various times during the day and evening, we were subjected to loud arguing and yelling in the next room where the family lives; we finally placed a towel under the connecting door to try and cut down on the sound. We later found out that the grandparents are both hard-of-hearing and that speaking loudly is the only way they can effectively communicate with them.
•	The carpet was wet throughout one of the rooms; we finally had to use the shelves that had fallen down in the closet to have something dry to walk across inside the room to prevent our socks from becoming soaked.
•	There was no hairdryer in one of the rooms.
•	There was hair left in one of the showers, on one of the TV remotes, and on a shampoo bottle
•	An empty. shampoo bottle was left lying on its side in one of the rooms.
•	Used toothbrushes were left under one of the bathroom sinks.
•	The sponges that were left in the room to be used to clean the one plate that was provided had been previously used and were in need of replacing. Airbnb rooms should always provide brand new sponges for guests to avoid the passing of germs or viruses from one guest to the next. We bought a new sponge to use.
•	Quiet construction of new rooms was going on continuously while we were there; sometimes a room would be painted only an hour before guests were ushered into it.
•	We were told that we could not use the jacuzzi, that is part of the pool, even though a pool was listed as one of the amenities. Tile was falling off the sides of the pool and jacuzzi.
•	The wallpaper was beginning to peel off the wall.
•	The smoke alarm in one of the rooms was covered and tied with a plastic bag, rendering it useless.
•	One of the bathmats was made from a towel that had been cut in half.
•	There was a dog on the property that snarled and lunged at us. There was a sign at the entrance saying, “Beware of Dog”, but that is all the warning we were given.
•	One of the windows was completely blocked on the outside by a storage cabinet that had been pushed up against it.
•	The door to one of the rooms was very difficult to lock, even after Sherry explained how to do it. It took several tries to lock it before we felt our belongings were safely secured. But they obviously were not secure since a personal item was missing from one of the rooms.
•	One of the rooms is clearly part of a large garage that has been converted into 3+ Airbnb units. The construction in the room is slapdash, flimsy, and unprofessional, making the room disheartening and, in the case of the broken shelves, unusable.
What was unacceptable:
•	The hosts’ family consisted of a grandmother, grandfather, daughter, children of the daughter, and possibly a husband (we never saw him). At one point, the grandfather just walked into the room where one of us was staying while we were in the room and began to try to open a box of pastries that was sitting on the small refrigerator. When he was told not to do that, he stopped and began to move further into the room. He finally waved and turned around and walked out when he noticed that one of us was sitting on the bed working on a computer. We mentioned this to one of the other family members who apologized, said he was old, and suggested we lock our door. The host came later in the evening to apologize for her 90-year-old father’s behavior. She noted that her mother was extremely upset about the incident and wanted to cook us some food as an apology. Of course, we said that that wouldn’t be necessary, and nothing ever came of it. In