We booked this place last minute on our drive back from Franklin, NC after witnessing the beautiful eclipse. This airbnb host seemed a bit cold, she and her husband spoke to us from their upstairs window through the screen. The space has a definite basement odor (musty, damp, fuel smells and cooking/food odor). The parking space is tight unless your car is very small. There are 2 doors inside that are not locked and one is to the hosts living area upstairs and the other is to the garage. You do hear noise upstairs but we have a 6 year old who can be vocal so they probably heard us, too. You do feel like you have to be quiet and there is not a real sense of privacy. The place is clean but we just could not get over the odor. I wish there was a way for airbnb to exclude things when you search, like basement living area or include things like if you only want a certain size bed. We always try to book a place with a king, but you can't limit your search to listings with king beds. But I digress. We were also celebrating my husband's 45th birthday so it was a let down. The biggest issue was that there was no phone service (we have AT&T). So, at one point we got back at 11:30pm and realized we had lost the key to the room. It was a single key, not attached to anything so easy to drop or lose. There was no way for us to reach the host. We luckily could connect to the wifi from outside and used our skype app to call. Beth came down into our basement space from their living space and opened the door from the inside. She was not amused, to say the least. I don't blame her, I'm sure she had to be up early. We felt awful for that! The other thing is I don't like to have to clean dishes when I am on a vacation and in a rush. Nobody does so it makes me weary of using dishes that I know have been trusted to guests to clean. I don't mind loading into a dishwasher, but hand washing should not be expected. It's just not hygienic for the next guest nor is it something one wants to worry about at the last moment.