Location, while close to attractions, is in a horrible neighborhood. I could not park in front of the house and my husband had to stop people from breaking into our car twice within the first 15 minutes of arrival. We had a 23-month-old with us and although they offered a crib for use, this is not a place for kids. The backyard is not fenced, the is no internal lock on the front door. Due to the numeric code lock, people cannot open from the outside but it doesn't prevent the door from being opened from the inside. Our toddler kept leaving the house or screaming when we had to put luggage in front of the door. The bedroom is not large enough for the bed and a crib so the toddler would have to nap in the living room. No way the living room could have supported the pull-out couch, a blow-up mattress and a crib for overnight even though they said there was room for everything. We stayed in the house for a maximum of 15 minutes before we called and left a message that the place is just not appropriate for our family, pretty much cancelling. We were told we'd get the cleaning deposit back but not anything else. To date, this has not been received. The danger factor was the main reason we decided to leave. We were also insulted by the co-host that "your stereotypes" were factored into our decision to leave. That a little "100 lb white woman" as she was, has never felt in danger. I'm sorry but when you pay to come to a place and one of the first things that happened is that you have to keep people from breaking into your car, I really don't give a crap if you think we are being "stereotypically" biased against your Hispanic neighborhood. The last name might be Smith but we are a Hispanic family, so that card just won't fly. Look for stereotype bias in the mirror next time. Also, look for a court proceeding to get a full refund.