3 out of 5 stars and that’s being generous.
The airbnb was dirty, spider webs were connected from the kitchen shelves to the floor. The dishes all had spots and crust on them, although I’m not sure if that should be the responsibility of the owner or the last airbnb guest. In one of the bedrooms, the ceiling light electrical wiring must have been shorting out because it smelled like rotten fish. The hot plates provided to cook on ended up not working halfway through boiling water for ramen.
The airbnb has an unfinished laundry area in the back which is convenient, but dirty. This leads out to the back patio which has chickens who are very cute and talkative. Some of the cushions on the outdoor furniture were missing though.
When we went to bed the first night, we locked the back doors to the unfinished part and the door that leads outside, you know, for safety, which we normally do at home. We also locked the handle on the front door and forgot to unlock it when we left, which is definitely our bad. When we returned later that day, we had to message Janis to come let us in. She told us to go through the side gate and meet her around back and was quick to come down and let us in, but was annoyed that we had locked the back doors too. She stated, “Well I hope you didn’t lock the back doors too. You don’t need to do that. No one comes around here.” ??? Of course I locked the back doors. We are three young people in a city we didn’t know, with our possessions inside. That rubbed me the wrong way. So for fear of getting locked out again we left the back doors unlocked while we were away. Absolutely ridiculous.
The towels provided for the shower are mostly pool towels, which work but was interesting.
The best part about this airbnb, aside from its hardships, is that it’s right across the street from Randee’s, and they have literally everything you need. Big shout out to Randee’s.