The location of this AirBNB is fantastic. The apartment is a bit dated, but clean overall. However, be careful with the front door as it does not close properly unless it is locked. Also, the a/c unit in the largest bedroom began to spit out dust and gravel. The most frustrating thing about our stay was that incorrect parking information was given to us. There is one free parking space in the complex. However, we has 2 cars. So I called the hosts about where I could park and they told me that street parking would be fine, just make sure to read signs. So we parked in an area where there were no signs indicating we could not park there. The following morning we received a ticket for an overnight parking violation. We contacted the hosts about this and they said "Oh yeah, purchase an overnight parking permit through this link.", which we did. The following morning we received ANOTHER overnight parking citation. When we contacted the host about this they informed that they had sent us the incorrect link to purchase parking from. Then they provided us the correct link. They agreed to reimburse us for the cost of only 1 of the 2 parking citations as well as reimburse us for the cost of the incorrect permit I had purchased. They said that their listing stated that parking was paid. However, we looked back at the listing and could not find this information anywhere. After checkout I was told I would receive my reimbursement after 24 hours. However, I did not receive it and continued to ask the hosts about it. They continually told me they has to "check with the team" and would get back to us. Then they would never get back to us until I would ask them again. Finally, after a few days they finally initiated the reimbursement for 1 ticket and the cost of the incorrect permit. We are still having to contest the other ticket. I feel that as hosts they have a responsibility to include detailed and correct parking information to their guests. As we are not from this area, we had no idea the city required us to purchase permits and there were not signs posted anywhere. I hope they address these issues for future tenants.