We had booked for 6 people for 2 nights; but had to cut short our Airbnb stay after one night.
The listing mentions 6 people, which is incorrect because the apartment can sleep only 5 persons at best (2 queen beds and one large couch). This turned out to be a big problem for us, as the 6th person had to spend night on a sitting couch. I had contacted the host at the time of booking and asked if there is space to sleep all 6 people. He replied: "2 couches are available as well", which was misleading. He should have described the sleeping arrangement clearly.
Our big issue with the place was that the bedsheets, comforters, and pillows were dirty and had stains with hair all over. Upon contacting the host at night (we went to downtown right after checking in and didn’t return till 9:30 PM or so), we only received the response next morning. So, we ended up washing the bedsheets, staying up late at night before going to bed. We were already exhausted after an early morning start from Minnesota and spending afternoon and evening sightseeing in Chicago. We even had to buy blankets for all of us, as the comforters too were dirty and had stains.
Next morning, we decided to check out and find hotel accommodation for the second night. Dame didn’t want to acknowledge that the bedding was dirty and said I was lying, even when we shared some pics of the stained/dirty pillows. Why would I lie when we had to stay up late at night washing the sheets, cut short our stay, find hotels at the last minute and pay much higher hotel prices??
Some other points:
•	The dryer already had Dame’s clothes when we had to dry the bedsheets. If you list washer/dryer among the amenities, better ensure they don’t have any clothes.
•	The thermostat was password protected and the host didn’t provide us the passcode beforehand.