You get what you pay for. $140 was our rate I think. Simple and easy. This was our first AirBnB. We felt it was more like “glamping” which worked this time, but not sure I would do it again. Guess we are better suited for hotel life, but had hopes this style of accommodations would work for us and the kiddos. I think $25 per night more for extra linens and a pillow was a bit much. All it was was a fitted sheet over a futon, flat sheet, and fuzzy blanket. I could see $25 total maybe. Also, definitely my oversight, but no a/c plus windows that have no screen forced us into an uncomfortable situation with our children and luggage. At night, we had to leave the windows open and fans full blast to be moderately comfortable. During the day, there was a decent amount of homeless folks in the area, who I am sure are nice enough and we didn’t have a problem, but open windows give a lot of temptation. While the home is behind a gate, it can be used as a pass through so being secluded could have its disadvantages. Also, the folks that live next door had a dog that howled and they were smokers, so the open window thing just didn’t work. Melanie mentioned getting a/c on Monday so maybe it will become more of a viable option in the future for other. Again, not anything that Melanie did, just unfortunate circumstances and oversight of the a/c thing. She was very easy to talk with and texted us along our travels and during our stay. Given the cancellation policy, we were unable to move mid-stay, but we made it work for us city slickers.