The good news about this place is that it was just as the pictures showed. It had a nice open atmosphere and the colors were very appealing. We also appreciated the complimentary room upgrade and the coupons Barbara had given us. The bad news about this place is the parking situation. Barbara clearly states in the Airbnb description that parking is available for $7 a day, which is a very reasonable price. What she fails to mention, though, is that she will accept cash only for the parking, which is clearly against Airbnb’s rules. On our last day, we received an invoice slipped through the door charging us $21 for our three-day’s parking and asking us to leave the cash on the table in the room. We were more than happy to pay our dues, however, we knew it was against Airbnb’s policy to do a cash transaction, and so we were unwilling to pay cash. We also didn’t think it was right that Barbara had never told us, either in writing or verbally, that it was cash only. I paid Barbara the $21 through the Airbnb website and cited it as “extra services,” as that is allowed. As we were trying to leave the parking lot, her attendant asked us if we had paid (she was speaking to Barbara on the phone). We said yes and I showed her a screenshot of our payment. Her attendant didn’t want to tell her this news and put me on the phone to tell her myself. I told her that we paid through Airbnb and she said that was not allowed, that it was cash only, and asked me to reverse it. I told her I would not do so and that the money had been paid. We hung up and her attendant told me she was now coming over in person. During all this time, we were stuck in the parking lot with the gate closed. We waited for her and when she came she said again it was cash only and that the parking had nothing to do with Airbnb and that Airbnb was going to charge her a fee for this transaction. If the parking had nothing to do with Airbnb, why did she include it as part of the description in her Airbnb description? And if she really wanted to do cash transactions, why didn’t she give us fair warning that it was cash only, either by mentioning it on the Airbnb description (along with the $7 a day description) or telling us by word of mouth? In the end, after showing her again the screenshot of the paid services, she let us out. This exchange of words, passive aggressive behavior, and shady money transaction left us with a poor impression of her hospitality.