I stayed here for 45 days and only give honest reviews. The furniture in the bedroom was different than what was pictured on Airbnb. Hopefully Turnkey updates the photos on Airbnb soon, so that what you see on Airbnb is what you see when you arrive. This unit is on the 3rd floor and you have the option of taking the stairs or the elevator. The condo is in a great location that's super close to downtown Asheville. Trader Joe's and Whole Foods were right next to each other and only 2-5 minutes away by motor vehicle. If you weren't buying much (and the weather was nice enough) you could easily walk to these two stores as well as countless other eaterys, shops, restraunts, library, etc.
You will definitely hear some of the sounds of the city from the bedroom (traffic, car alarms, horns, and first responder sirens, construction, etc. ) so bring ear plugs or a way to generate white noise in order to ensure a great nights sleep and rest if you're a light sleeper or sensitive to sound. Friday and Saturday nights are especially loud as people celebrate the arrival of the weekend. The kitchenette was fully-equipped (for most peoples needs although it does need a high quality blender) but might seem a bit small for someone who prepares most of their own meals as I do.
One of my favorite features was the dual showerhead shower. I plan to install a shower like this in my next home. The entire bathroom is nice and stylish and a pleasure to use. The only downside in the bathroom for me was the length of the tub. I'm 6'1" and my legs were too long. Turnkey may want to think about leaving some type of bathtub accessory(ies) that guests with long legs can sit on that will allow them to stretch their legs out completely straight. I love taking baths but I only took 2 the entire 45 days because I couldn't stretch my legs out enough to be comfortable.
The folks at Turnkey are very responsive and helpful if any issues come up during your stay. The heater stopped working one morning and with one of the Turnkey representatives help I was able to get it going again. I do have some handyman experience which contributed greatly in the moment.
Oh, one last thing. I don't know if any other Airbnb guests are noticing this. About half or more of the Airbnb's I've stayed in lately have what I call a "mattress diaper". Some Airbnb hosts are protecting their investments (mattresses) with some type of plastic(y) mattress cover. These do not let my body breathe while I sleep and I often wake up sweating. Usually it's just my backside that's closest to the plastic mattress diaper that is causing my backside to overheat and sweat. I now look for these "diapers" the moment I arrive and if I find one I take it off and then just put it back on before I check out. So yeah, this place has one of those "mattress diapers".
I was also disappointed in the monthly price for this Airbnb. I know it's in a great location close to downtown in a wonderful city. But usually I get more of a discount when renting an Airbnb for 1 or more months. I don't think I got a monthly discount at all and $2500 a month felt like it was at least $500 overpriced.
Happy 2019 ! Much Love & Many Blessings!!! :)