Without a doubt my worst Airbnb experience. This listing is flagrantly fraudulent and the host was without apology or reasonable accommodation regarding that.
The house is still under construction with finishing touches missing - it is not ‘gorgeous’. It is not bad to be clear, and will be nicely updated when completed. But I’m burying the lead because the ‘oasis’ of a backyard is in fact a construction site. Complete with rusting commercial caulking gun tossed in the yard, extension cords running from the house to an ADU and a whole patchwork of ‘fencing’ haphazardly and unsafely blocking off the construction site. It was a total minefield - not at all what was pictured and not at all safe for my 16-month old. The main reason I chose this particular house was for the backyard so my little could play. I told the host so and she said I could leave without penalty. I looked into other options but there were none within walking distance of my sister’s place, and I was without a car or car seat for the trip. I told her as such. I asked instead for a discount equivalent to one night (I stayed a week), and she refused. No apologies, didn’t admit the fraud, nothing. Unbelievable.
If that does not deter you: be warned that the beds are ludicrously high - like countertop height high. Being twin beds, I thought they’d work for kids but absolutely not. I couldn’t even change my little on the bed due to the fall risk. The pots and pans are old but the kitchen is otherwise great to work in. She uses fragranced detergent. The only working shower (there is only one, not 2) is a bathroom where the light goes off and it is not not possible to create the motion to turn it back on while in the shower - this may panic a younger child. The en-suite has no door or curtain, so you are subject to that indecency if sharing the room, plus the window in the bathroom has no curtain, so light comes through it. There are no light filtering curtains in the smaller bedrooms, only the main. And she keeps oodles of chemicals in bottom cabinets so be prepared to make a mad dash around the house picking things up before your little finds them.