The man who listed this house appears to have done something very deceptive in the way that he listed the smoking policy. When I booked, nothing was said about it being a smoke friendly home (if it did, I wouldn't have booked) and the no smoking signs throughout the house seemed to confirm that it was indeed not intended to be smoke friendly. However, when we arrived, there was a heavy smoke smell in the home so I decided to revisit the listing. Only then did I see the very last line say something about it being a smoke friendly home. With all that said, it appears that someone smoked in the home and instead of taking care of it or offering a refund, this line was added on there in the time since I had booked the listing. Somebody right before me left a review about the smoke smell as well. And now that I go back to the listing two weeks later, it has been changed again in the house rules stating "No smoking of any kind is allowed inside or in front porch. Professional odor removal may cost you up to $2700 if needed."
Aside from that, the shower head in the master bathroom seemed broken (or just has awful water pressure), the water dispenser on the refrigerator did not work and there were small things like scuffed paint on the walls and dirt on the couch that just didn't make it feel like a lot of effort was put in to the guest experience. This is the first bad review I have left after years of positive Airbnb experiences but this experience simply was not worth over $800 for a two night stay, even with the prime location.