I will start by saying that we did end up having a great time, however, we were expecting a cute “cottage” and it turned out to be a single wide trailer. Granted, it’s a very nice, up to date trailer but still was much different than expected. It was not really worth $656.00 for 3 nights, considering that you could tell Lisa threw the whole place together with decorations from what looked like dollar general and zip ties holding the curtain rods up. The hot tub was cold when we got there, had to YouTube how to get it out of SL Mode and then wait for it to heat up. We enjoyed it afterward though. I sent the host a friendly message thanking her for letting us stay and how excited and grateful we were when she accepted us and all she responded was that she requires an extra $25 pet fee… I thought that was pretty rude, honestly. Couldn’t even offer a thank you for choosing her place or anything? Very bad communication skills for someone who owns an AIRBNB. One last thing, we told her that our dog was a service animal and have never been charged for her to stay ANYWHERE. We even called airbnb personally to give them our dogs service animal registration number, picture and any other information that may be needed and they said that she is not allowed to charge a pet fee for a service animal. We did not end up paying the $25. Not only that but she does not have a pet fee listed on her page, at all. Airbnb said that she is not allowed to charge for a pet until she changes that. She STILL tried to get the $25, after we told her we have all the service animal information we could show her. On top of everything, the day that we denied paying the pet fee, a blue car that (looked like a subaru) pulled into the driveway, stared at me on the porch and screamed “Really?!” And then they backed out and took off… I am not 100% positive that it was the host but I’m not sure who else it could have been? If it was her, how childish. I think she could definitely learn how to be more friendly and possibly describe her place a little better. It was a great experience. We loved asheville and hiking the blue ridge. Overall, the trip was fun but like I said, there are some things I would have done differently if I had been aware of how unfriendly the host was going to be and how expensive it was for 3 nights in a trailer. Probably would have stayed somewhere else.