**You’ll be staying in a rather small STUDIO guest house.**
Poor communication from host in the morning hours. They were on point in the afternoon though (thank you Issac!).
Tight quarters for 4 guests unless you don’t care about privacy. The other 2 guest will have to fit themselves on a rather small futon at the foot of the queen bed.
Attempted to check-in early as I had a very last minute change in plans (airline canceled original flight I had booked & switched that morning). The host wasn’t able to accommodate early check-in, given a 9 hours notice. Understandable, I’ve Airbnb’d our 5 bedroom property in Vegas and sometimes these things happen. I arrived just before 3pm (check-in time is 3pm) and assumed they were finished cleaning/preparing the studio. I was wrong.
Cleaning ladies were very nice. They arrived at 3:30 and were out before 4pm (it’s that small). They changed the sheets, left clean towels, mopped, gave everything a quick once-over, and threw away my $5 bottle of airport water 😅 (totally my fault, I should’ve let them know it was mine).
I suggested the host deep clean the unit more often, especially if they’re allowing pets to stay there. They were very receptive to the feedback. The cleaning ladies addressed some of the things I pointed out, but just be prepared if you’re expecting hotel quality. It is not.
Usually I stick to the old adage, ‘you get what you pay for,’ but this place was not cheap by any means. It was comparable to most hotels in the area.
I never met the hosts but Issac is the one who communicated with me the most and was great about getting back to me (in the afternoon).
If you’re torn between staying in a “house” or a hotel - take the hotel. I chose the Airbnb simply to have the amenities of a “house,” unfortunately, this wasn’t the case – and there are hotels in the area with comparable rates.