Asheville is a lovely city and maybe if we had gone in the summer or spring our stay would’ve been better. Unfortunately Asheville was freezing and the bus did not have sufficient heat. The check in instructions included no mention of the space heaters or how to turn them on. There were only 2 space heaters (at least that we were aware of). We actually didn’t know about the second one because it was not clear it was a space heater, we thought it was a fan. When we finally turned on both heaters the power for the whole bus went out. We left for the night and messaged the host about the problem, they responded letting us know where the breaker was. When we returned it was clear they had flipped the breaker for us as the door to the box was open, however we still had no power or heat. We messaged the host but gave up hope they would help us after a while. We ended up finding the outdoor outlets powering the wheel bus and realized one was not working altogether, after rearranging the plugs we regained power to the bus but lost it again when we tried to use both heaters. When we checked the plugs again, another outlet had gone out entirely, leaving us with one outlet and many plugs. We had to sacrifice the hot tub plug so that we could have heat, and only used one heater for fear of blowing our last outlet and only hope of heat. Given the bus’s location in the mountains and the time of year, you’d hope that the bus would be equipped to with enough power for more than one small heater. We were pretty much freezing the whole time, so tried to avoid being in the bus as much as possible- the bus itself was very nice and cozy and we wish we could’ve enjoyed it fully.