Upon arrival I immediately had to message the host about lowering the temperature in the room because it was as hot as a nursing home in there. There is no thermostat in the room and the host thinks it is acceptable for them to keep control of it to save money. I have asthma and due to their ignorance of knowing how to keep the thermostat set at a comfortable level for me, I suffered two asthma attacks and a migraine while staying there. Constantly having to message the host to lower the temperature was very frustrating, especially when they didn’t respond right away or at all. There is a ceiling fan with only one setting (high) that operates at airplane propeller mode and is uncomfortable to use if you are laying in the bed. No controls for that either, just a light switch to turn it on and off. The room was quite dusty and there was a film on the lamps that probably haven’t been cleaned for awhile. I hope that the hosts learn how to operate this thermostat and can avoid having this situation happen again. I am thankful that my asthma attacks were controlled by my medication this time because I certainly didn’t want to be admitted to a hospital while visiting New Orleans or dying because of host ignorance.