Perception and reality are often not the same, and that is truly the case of Eriko’s Airbnb. What we have here is somebody’s rather weak effort to lead one to think this property is something special. It is not. It’s merely an effort on the part of the “owner” to play the “flip game” or as we say in the real estate business, to double-clutch the unit. The unit is located in a rather dated and pedestrian hotel that features a circa 1990 IHOP. Upon arrival, we were initially told we could only have one key to the unit (for two guests, how bizarre is that?). Our host finally relented and gave us an extra key. The interior of the unit is a C- effort to make-over a dated hotel room by supplying guests with merely two sets of towels, a couple coffee mugs and some previously used bath products. The experience smelled like a bit of a scam, and there was really no reason to believe it was anything otherwise. No bueno unless you like staying in a stripped down hotel room.