Overall, our stay at the “NYC Studio” wasn’t the greatest, but wasn’t the worst, some notable points I would like to include in this review are that this Airbnb is listed as “entire place to yourself” but unfortunately, this isn’t the case, the “guest suite” is actually the basement of the host’s home with a connecting door and staircase in which you can hear everything through, inhibiting any feeling of privacy, we kept encountering centipede or centipede-like creatures near our bedding area that had to be escorted out of the Airbnb making us feel slightly uncomfortable, the heater was broken and the only way to change the temperature is to contact the host which is slightly awkward, the WiFi goes in and out at points, and the hot water ran out a couple of times on my girlfriend, these inconveniences were exhausting and took a toll on our vacation leading to an argument, due to the host’s concern we met her prior to our daily outing the next day, she seemed very nice, but then stated we were not to argue or play music again because it can be heard throughout the house, this made us feel extremely uncomfortable and gave us the feeling that we weren’t really on vacation, but just crashing at someone’s house, the next day the host stated that she would be doing a “Zoom” presentation and that the audience would hear us, requesting that we leave by a certain time, this made us even more anxious in making us feel forced to vacate the premises, on the opposite spectrum, the host did provide a large assortment of botanical bath supplies, the view was pretty nice, the shower was quite spacious, the coffee maker was a nice touch, and the location was only about five to eight minutes to Asheville, all in all we can walk away from this stay with the valuable knowledge of knowing what red flags to look for in Airbnb listings and next time to just pay a little extra and book a hotel