I chose this Airbnb due to the location because it’s near my daughter’s home. It’s a great location and close to lots of restaurants and shops on Piedmont Avenue. It was 39 degrees the first night I checked in on Christmas week, and the central heat was not working. I woke up the next morning and tried to take a bath to warm up and the hot water heater ran out of hot water after about one minute. The inside of the unit was freezing, and there were gaps around the door without insulation, so outside air came in. I contacted the host at 6:30 the next morning and he told me it would be another TWELVE hours before he could come by to “look at it.“ He later messaged me that it would be another couple of hours after that before he could get there at 7:30 pm because of traffic. By then, I had to leave and check into a hotel. I could not wait until he got there at 7:30 PM to see if he was going to be able to fix the issues himself. I needed a hot shower and warm place to get ready to go out. I had paid for a full week’s stay ahead of time, and he tried to only refund $108 (not even the full amount for one night.) I was able to resolve the problem through Airbnb support and they are refunding my money for the other six nights I paid for.
This place is fine unless you need to hang clothes that are longer than four inches. Take your own hairdryer if you need one with a tip.
There was a note in the info book saying if you blow a fuse while using a hairdryer in the bathroom, you will need to go flip the switch at the fuse box. The wiring must be as antiquated as the heater. The mattress was comfortable and there were four pillows. The extra comforter I found in the closet needs to be replaced as it’s old and faded. The deck furniture depicted in the ad is not accurate. There are two plastic green chairs and a different table. I didn’t care about that, so it didn’t bother me.