The fabric furniture and the carpets seemed very musty. We also have concerns about the method, timing, and use of cleaning and disinfecting practices used before our arrival. While I cannot say with certainty that the property was responsible, my wife experienced an unusual and significant skin reaction very shortly after arrived. My skin also had some slight irritation, but nothing like my wife's. Her skin quickly became spotted red and tremendously itchy and irritated. We thought it may be a food allergy or something else unrelated to the property, but every time we left the property to go out and about, her reaction would subside. We thought it would pass after a day, but it was not. We bought allergy medicines, skin lotions, to try to calm her skin reactions but the only remedy was leaving the property.
She had repeated flare ups after every return to the property. On Saturday evening she couldn't take the itching and discomfort anymore, so we decided to leave that night.
Thus, I immediately cancelled the reservation, expecting to have to pay for that night, but AirBnb required 48 hours cancellation notice, so we were charged for that night and for Sunday night. Yet, although paying for 2 TWO more nights, Abode immediately and greedily disabled our access to the building, without first asking if we had left. I had an Uber car waiting to take us to a hotel (yes we double paid for another place to stay to get out of their as fast as possible), and when I came back up to get the rest of our bags I was locked out. We eventually were let back in, but lost time and money with Uber because of the owner's practice of charging for two more nights but immediately locking out the renters upon 48 hours notice.
Additionally, the renters' agreement that Adobe asks you to sign, which they show to you after you get deep into the booking process, if quite onerous and ridiculous, in my opinion. It's more like the type of document I would expect to sign if I were signing a large 5-year office space lease.
Dealing with Adobe feels like sitting on hold for a long time and finally speaking with someone in an offshore reservations center that is paid to give standard answers and does not really care, or have the ability or authority to address your specific situation like a direct owner likely would.