This is a really cute and cozy space that looks like the pictures. However, as soon as we walked in to the unit we were confronted with the overpowering smell of cigarettes. I get that this is a seventies themed room, so possibly it's giving the place that authentic vibe, but ultimately it's 2018 and this was advertised as a non-smoking environment. While we were concerned about spending the next 48 hours in that kind of air quality we were also exhausted from the long drive so we carried the luggage up the flight of stairs and began to settle in. Unfortunately we quickly noticed everything was still dirty from the last guest. The bedding, while it was made, had not been washed—the sheets were stained. There were a collection of decorative throw pillows that were not meant for sleeping and a larger set of pillows that were meant for sleeping but had decorative seventies-style shams on them. Where were the proper sleeping pillows with replaceable cases that could and should be cleaned before each new guest? Scary! The fridge was filled with an assortment of opened perishable items that had turned, no I don't want a crab leg, and the counters were sticky. The bathroom, there's no other way to say it, had pubic hairs on the toilet and whiskers on the sink. Once that was spotted, as worn out as we were from the drive, we knew we couldn't safely sleep or eat there for the night. The Clairbnb assistant was very quick to respond citing a "maid app glitch." That's peculiar considering we came after ‪8 pm‬. The assistant messaged me the entrances codes and property info ‪at 11am‬ yet couldn't get the place cleaned nor check the property personally before? Odd. As an Airbnb host myself, I take the responsibility to see that someone actually inspects the unit before allowing it to be rented to another guest. What's going on with this place? We sent a reply via the app but when the assistant insisted I cancel the reservation on my end that's when I knew something was up. This all happened pretty quick. Just 10 minutes after arriving we had already booked another hotel (very lucky during the week of CES) and were trying to work out another deal where we could pay half price since we were too tired to lug our stuff back down stairs. The "assistant" responded with offering to clean the place if we were gone. We declined as we already paid for another hotel and even offered to take it "as is" but at a lower rate. I got enough grit to clean a place myself if I have to if it means I'll be comfortable but I'll be darned if I'm going to pay full price for it. The host responded by offering a full refund for one night and full price for the second day in a dirty residence. We were trying to make it work with the...