The AirBNB was easy to get to and had a convenient location that was next to a pretty cool Irish Bar and a 5 minute walk to a Mexican Bakery and a convenience store. It’s about a 20 min drive from the airport with no traffic.
The stay was also in front of a Street Car pick up which was probably the most convenient things about this stay. The house itself is humongous with 3.5 bathrooms and just looks like it has a ton of history.
The A/C didn’t work for half of the house on the first day and there was a large leak of the ceiling of the 2nd living room that was a result of the A/C pan leaking. It completely had soaked one side of the day bed. None of us used that room.
The communication was easy and maintenance arrived rather quickly and super helpful. He did what he could but ultimately an A/C repair technician had to be sent out, unfortunately that couldn’t happen until Day 2.
In total we were out of A/C in both living rooms and one of the upstairs rooms for the first day and no a/c for the whole house for the first half of Day 2. The host did as much as possible to accommodate/compensate us.
On night 2, saw some roaches. No biggie, roach poison seemed to have claimed it as I found it dead the next morning, but they might be getting in through small gaps in the front, side and rear doors.
The hot tub didn’t work despite even trying to YouTube it. I had called about it but no one ever called me back to let me know. It became a mute point since it began raining by Day 3. The WiFi kept dropping a few times, probably due to the weather and hits a dead zone at the rear of the house.
Just one thing to know before you go is that the stay has a shared wall and they are PAPER thin. I was woken up every morning pretty early by the people renting the stay next to me, so if you hang out late in a city with 24/7 bars: this could be an issue.
All in all: not a bad stay and the place is pretty spacious if you have a large group. I would recommend it if you don’t mind a few inconveniences and want to stay away from the noise of the FQ, but if you’ve ever been called “high maintenance”, I would stay elsewhere!