We loved the charm and location of the airbnb. It was adorable and in a perfect location. The original hardwood floors, beautiful crown molding, and lovely fireplace mantle made it a quaint spot to come back to after a long day of sight-seeing.
Some things we didn't love, though, and I thought I'd give some feedback.
While I realize an airbnb is different from a hotel in that we don't have anyone coming in and out daily to clean and refresh supplies, I DID expect to have enough to last throughout our stay. We felt that considering we were there for four days, more than two bath towels and one bath mat should have been provided. Perhaps a stash of toilet paper, so we didn't feel like we needed to ration. An extra set of linens so we could change our own sheets should we need/want to. A box fan, to help the room feel comfortable when the weather is transitioning and a/c isn't available. Coffee filters - even though it was suggested we bring our own - is one of those basics that we feel should have been provided.
Also, blackout pull-down blinds would DEFINITELY be a massive improvement; there is essentially a wall of floor to ceiling windows with paper-thin privacy blinds. The glaring lights from the street flooded our room at night. Combined with the noise from early morning construction/jack hammering 15 feet away, it made sleep hard to find.
Overall our stay was a good one, but it could have been really GREAT if some basic amenities were provided. I feel like for the cost of the room plus all the fees, we were given the shaft on cheap stuff that could have been provided easily and at a very low cost.