Checkin was confusing since we were required to pay a tax upon arrival, but were given instructions by the host we wouldn't need to pay for anything upon checkin and were told resorts sometimes charge extra fees and they shouldn't do that. So, when the resort asked us to pay a tax, we tried contacting the host. He was not readily available. Then we got transferred to airbnb support, who mentioned a $12 tax that was listed in the description. However, the resort was charging us $19. Plus, we already paid an occupancy tax with airbnb. All we wanted was some guidance after travelling 15+hours but it was really difficult to clarify since the host was not readily available. I have stayed in airbnb many times over the years, yet have not been this confused. Also, keep in mind that even though our description mentioned a queen and king bed, we ended up with a queen and two twins, which apparently can happen. The place has a beautiful view, but has not been updated since probably 1990.