So far I have stayed in AirBNB houses and apartments like 10 times and by now I have a clearer view of what is important and what makes your stay really enjoyable.
This house was spacious, with 2 separate bedrooms with 2 king size beds, with decent size bathrooms equipped with ample quantity of body wash, shampoo and conditioner.
The kitchen is equipped with what you would need and there is a coffee machine where you can brew individual or group size coffees. The refrigerator has individual size creamers and you even have a washer/dryer in the unit with detergent and fabric softener. Nice touch.
I would have had a fantastic time if it wasn’t for the beds.
See, the disadvantage of sleeping in an AirBNB is that you have to pick up your host’s sleeping preferences.
And the host of this house like EXTREMELY soft mattresses, with absolutely zero back support so after day one I woke up with pain all over my body, especially in my neck (the pillows were not comfortable either) and my lower back where I did not experience pain for over a year.
It might be fine for young people but if you are over 40, beware, you will find it very difficult to have a good night’s sleep.
On day 2 I slept on the couch which was still uncomfortable and on day 3 I ended up on the floor in lack of better options.
Another thing you should know about is that this apartment is in a triplex in a wooden house with 2 apartments on top of you, so if your neighbors happen to be some party people like ours were, you will hear everything they do including just walking around the apartment.
Thankfully our host managed to quite down our neighbors after me asking her so the noise was managed, kudos to Heather.
One more thing that could be useful is an air freshener in the bathroom since the toilet is in the same room as the shower.
We had some internet issues on day one which which was resolved by day two.
Other than that, the communication was fine with the host, they sent me a reminder about my trip every day for a week before my trip and the self check in-out was comfortable.
Thank you Heather for hosting us for these 3 days!