Our original flight from Los Angeles, which was supposed to arrive at 1 PM, got cancelled so we ended up on a later flight and checked in around midnight. We were all tired from staying at the airport for an extra 8 hours due to the cancellation plus the 6 hour flight. The last thing we wanted was issues with the check in. Turns out the lock combination sent in the automated Airbnb message from the host was wrong. So, I proceeded with the instructions by calling the number listed in the message for emergency only. No one picked up (I assumed people are sleeping) and I got a long voicemail in a foreign language. I hung up after a few seconds and tried calling again. Again, no one picked up so I decided to stay and listen to the entire voicemail. Finally, after the message in the foreign language was over, the woman proceeded by speaking in English and mentioned 2 other numbers to call, but it was very difficult to hear and I wasn't prepared to write them down so that was a bit annoying to go through the voicemail again. Anyways, I call one of the numbers and a man was able to give me the correct code. Once I got in the Airbnb, I noticed the light switch on the wall in the bedroom wasn't working so I called the person that helped me with the lock-box again, but no one picked up. After turning on the lamp, I assumed that the bedroom uses the lamp and the wall switch is not supposed to do anything. Next issue I find is that the access card key (allows access to the elevators from the parking garage) didn't work. I sent the host a message through Airbnb and they replied by telling me to go to the 3rd floor office to reactivate. I thought it didn't make sense for me to have to do it since these things should all be working already for the next guest to arrive and I had plans for the entire day so I called the man who helped me with the lockbox and he was able to leave a working access card for me in the lockbox. During my stay there was a power outage in the building and Wi-Fi and AC weren't working. I messaged the host through the Airbnb application, but knowing that they take a few hours to reply, I also messaged the man who helped with the lockbox. The iMessage read-receipt confirmed that he read my message but I didn't get a reply at all. Anyways, a technician in the hotel was going up to fix some stuff and he helped me reset the AC by pressing some buttons and got it to work again. However, at night, it stopped working so I called the lockbox man and told him about the situation. To my surprise, he had no idea about how to reset the AC or which...