I wanted to give this place a five-star. But I have to be honest because guests like to read reviews and decide by reading them. The tiny house #3 is cute in a great location in Litte, Italy. The Mona Lisa market has everything, good food and super close, where you can smell the garlic bread fresh out the oven—and having other places to choose from within walking distance. The Harborview hotel described to be across the street is slightly not actual. It's down one block across the street, which isn't too far- but it's not exactly across the street from the tiny house. All the staff at the Harborview hotel were friendly, as well as the live-in tenant name Carlos. Carlos was so friendly and informational that the owner should put him on the payroll. We were a guest of 3 people mentioned in the reservation. Invisible to the eye, everything looked super clean at first in the tiny house. Later that evening, super late from returning after exploring the city.
We noticed that there weren't enough towels for everyone, no extra blankets for the futon sofa. one small cheap roll of towel tissue, an empty dish soap container, one folk, dirty cookware. I guess that the cleaning fee/lady doesn't go and re-clean the dishes after the guest. The bedsheets were not fresh—no smell of laundry detergent or fresh linen. I highly recommend spending at least $20 at the dollar tree for essentials to make it cozy for living. And no directions on how to use the stovetop burner. The owner/staff came over to help with the problem right away- which was super appreciative. Before turning on the stovetop burner, you will need to have a pot on top of the burner- We would have appreciated directions. There were few cigarette burns in both beds on the sheets—an iron with no iron board—a coffee pot with no coffee. We saw the cleaning lady come with a vulgar-looking expression to clean #2. She traveled with replacement sheets in an open blue laundry cart from the Harborview hotel crossing the street past traffic and dog poop outside with no cleaning supplies unless the cleaning supplies were in the laundry cart with the bedsheets. Please deep clean ( covid) after every stay regardless of it being a tiny house. If the sheets are bad- buy new ones and don't travel outside with bedsheets for people to sleep. We super loved the location, the tv with streaming, and the friendly staff. They lacked the extra steps of many other Airbnb's where you have no chance but to leave a nice tip- because of Lila/Jay's lack of compassion that goes into making your stay Amazing.