The place was nice but the power went out after midnight one night. The unit did not have a backup automatic generator so we were without power for an entire night.
The place is already hot without AC but when the power went out, we did not have any fans to keep us cool and it became VERY HOT—stifling, in fact.
As a result, we had to open some doors and windows just to get some airflow.
We opened the doors and windows and went back to sleep. About an hour later, a gust of wind blew over a glass lamp on an end table in the family room. It startled us about 3 AM from a dead sleep, fell over, and broke.
We notified our host Heather and she charged us money to replace the lamp even though it was not our fault. In fact, she charged us more than the actual amount for the lamp bill, which she submitted to AirBnB.
We were not happy. Just know, if something breaks in the unit that you do not cause, you will be charged — even if you do the right thing and notify the host of the issue.
I reluctantly paid Heather the cost of the lamp that we did not break.