I was literally asked not to write a bad review which lets me know they know their accommodations aren't up to par. First, I had planned to stay 2 weeks here but quickly had to switch my reservation to only 1 night upon entering the home. No one mentioned a rather large staircase I'd have to carry my 60 pound suitcase and 2 other suitcases up and so I didn't. I had to leave my suitcases downstairs because it would have been way to much carrying my things to my room. Second, the room was at least 80 degrees, the windows open and the air off. Why? Who knows, but when I asked to turn the air on no one knew how to operate it and so it was uncomfortably hot until the sun went down. I chose to stay outside until then because there was a breeze. I then was locked outside because the woman who I believe to be the cleaning lady/house manager locked the doors without any regard for me. I booked this house for the pool which was dirty, the fridge full and dirty (I've been booking extended stays through airbnb until I get my own place) and I refused to use it. The bathroom was dirty. The common areas dirty. Overall I would've cancelled completely but this was my 2nd reservation I made that day after dealing with another host whos home was literally filled with mold. Its a safe place to stay I'll give you that. If you have no other options pick this place but for the price and all the inconveniences, I wouldn't even bother. I'm tired of being tricked by these Airbnb hosts, especially as a house-less person. Why am I paying a cleaning fee when all of the space I've booked isn't being cleaned. The only thing in my room that was cleaned was my bed. I could tell nothing else was touched because there was stuff in the closet from a previous guest. Almost forgot the guest next to me (I was in room T) was basically screaming at 6-7 am, multiple people making loud noises in the kitchen, and from the window in the room I could hear someone laughing loudly from 10-2 am. It was a mess. But if you have no options I get it. Oh and another thing, I almost forgot, I kept getting locked out of my room because they use the keypad system and its pretty sensitive so I would put my code in but it would read as me entering it wrong and I'd be left waiting for it to reset or the house keeper to try and open it. Sheeesh.