The place was okay. Location was literally across the freeway from the airport, which made driving to the airport a lot easier. This unit is in the front, and there’s a few other units in the back that’s gated. Parking wasn’t a problem at all.
The couch might need to be deep cleaned or replaced. There are a lot of sweat marks stains, and spills on the couch that were left to dry up. The fridge needs a box or 2 of baking soda lol. The keurig was a bit iffy to use. The property managers send out a “welcome” message prior to your arrival. They state a few house rules and side notes like no smoking, but upon arrival, there were a few cigarette butts right next to the stairs of the doorway. And also “complimentary snacks” were nowhere to be found. It might be time for them to update their automated welcome message.
There are 2 rooms, & only 1 room has a working vent for the ac and heater. Both beds had hair on the fitted sheets. The pillows were more like old throw pillows stuffed into pillow cases. There are 2 full bathrooms. 1 bathroom had a shoe print on the bath mat, so I would assume those weren’t washed or changed from the last reservation. The shower curtains need to be changed. You can tell it’s been awhile because there are brown water stains from being wet then dried. The walls need to be cleaned as well, in the bathrooms and in the bedrooms. (This is funny because in their house rules, they state that if needed, for YOU/US to clean the walls). There are also ANTS in the bathroom.
As for the living area, you don’t have much privacy because you can literally stand outside and see what’s going on inside. The curtains are sheer and not very dark at all. My husband and I were sitting in the living room watching tv and guests staying in the unit behind us thought it would be funny to peek into our windows on their way to their unit.
We always bring our own towels when traveling, but If you’re the type to use air bnb or hotel towels, I suggest you bring your own towels. Because their towels are probably 10 years old, you couldn’t even use it to dry yourself off.
But I guess you get what you pay for at $98 a night.