I've only used AirBNB a few times and never a "managed property" prior. The limited/missing amenities made the experience feel less something someone can slip into seemlessly, and more like a hotel. For example, no soap for shower, exactly 4 clothes washer soaps, exactly 4 dish washer soaps, exactly 4 dryer sheets, extremely limited food prep options.
Making it more like a lived in residence and less like a managed property would be more in the AirBNB spirit. Access was easy, instructions were clear, the location was great, the views were beautiful. I did find parking permit in the pantry, although no mention of whether it was required, I borrowed one just in case. Info on where to dispose of trash would be helpful.