When we first arrived there was a note posted on the fridge giving you things to think about when reviewing the home. The summary of it says to be humble by the home they are allowing you to stay in because a comparable sized room in downtown Asheville would cost you $2000 per night. This is very untrue, this home actually was priced above most other Airbnb’s in downtown Asheville and the average hotel cost ~$130(and at least then you get daily room service and full breakfast). I would have liked to enjoy the space but every time I came upon something less ideal i kept kicking myself for not getting that $2000/night hotel in downtown Asheville because at least then I wouldn’t have had to deal with that inconvenience.
Aside from that you have to walk a ways into the backyard to get to the hot tub which looks as if it may be shared by another home in the backyard and the main house. It was a little odd and you will get cold getting back to the house.
Last bit of annoyance was that the WiFi went out, which wouldn’t have been odd except when I let the owner know he told me that the WiFi was out because he flipped a power strip off before he left . That really confused me because what would be the advantage of him turning off the WiFi. The service out there is terrible and we couldn’t even get a text out without WiFi(and we have Verizon). He did get the WiFi back on later in the evening.