I was very disappointed with my stay. It wasn't that Bek wasn't kind (she was) and it wasn't that we didn't have the amenities promised (we got them, and loved the labels on all the cupboards), but for the price after cleaning fee and extra guest fee (total of two people) on a weekday, it felt like a terrible value.

Bek describes her home as an "oasis" (which is great that she and other guests feels this way - I respect that), but I did not feel this way at all. For the price, it wasn't an oasis. I felt that the home was a bit cluttered, and the furniture/decor was a bunch of unmatching IKEA furniture that did not feel home-like and cozy. My partner and I both agreed that the bed was squeaky (just by turning over) and uncomfortable.

The AirBNB photos of Bek's home are beautiful, but misleading. The photos make all of the rooms look bigger/brighter/fancier than in reality.
There is only ONE bathtub/shower door (perhaps the second one broke?) but the photos show two. Many of the rooms have random decor on the walls (such as a Beatle's record in the bathroom) and were haphazardly hung (aka crooked).

Upon meeting Bek after a loooong day of driving and just wanting to sleep (I'm also an introvert and don't usual enjoy long conversations with strangers), she was very welcoming and excited to meet and chat with us. This was nice, but a little overwhelming given that it was late and we were exhausted.

Bek also handed us a basket of "lucky rocks" to choose from and keep which was very sweet, but I honestly do not believe in luck, and did not necessarily want to take one. She said she would be offended if she found our rocks laying around after our departure. I kept my rock so as not to offend, but I don't like that sort of pressure.

Had the price been lower without the high fees for cleaning and being two guests instead of one, I would have been happier with our stay and left a better review. The value just wasn't at all what we were expecting for the cost.