To advertise this property as a Modern Luxury Mansion is a misrepresentation of what you are actually getting for your money.
The home may look good in the photos but once on property the story changes drastically.
The rental was subpar from a cleanliness prospective, especially if being compared to a luxury hotel room (which I believe to be a proper comp when considering how the property was listed).
Furniture was advertised as modern and expensive with many reminders about its high quality and value. Mattresses were old and springs were shot, the pool was filthy to the point we didn’t even attempt to use it, plumbing issues in the master shower had all fixtures leaking so significantly that most were unusable and the shower drain had a clear back up issue. Hot water was only available from certain fixtures; thankfully the master shower had some but zero came out of the kitchen sink for example. The molding around the entire house had significant damage and virtually ever piece of furniture was stained or damaged in ways that questioned if sitting on it was sanitary.
Amenities were bleak considering not every bathroom even had toilet paper and we had to go out and buy some over a three night stay. The washer machine was so moldy and fowl smelling that we bypassed the idea of using it.
The ceiling had significant water damage throughout and during our last night the second floor hallway sprung a meaningful leak. This is likely from a drip pan failure sensor on the HVAC unit and not auxiliary pump.
The list goes on but I think the crux of the issue is either advertise and price the property according the quality and service level provided, or fix the problems so you are not false advertising the experience you are selling. This felt like a classic bait and switch and we left with a souring for the experience that will probably move us away from AirBnB and back to hotels in the future.