Not sure why AirBnb is having me write a review because I canceled my stay here. The reason I canceled is approximately 10 minutes before I arrived at the place, Mickey contacted me letting me know the “AC worked, but I can’t adjust it or it will break”. Apparently the night before he “hacked” it (his words). He said the thermostat reads 82 but it’s really “much lower than that”. When I arrived, the thermostat read 79. He said it feels fine in there. Which is true, it did feel comfortable.....when you just stepped in from being in 100+ degree heat.
Anyway, I asked if he could cancel my reservation because though it felt fine at the moment, it was too hot to sleep. He refused, gave weak arguments as to why, after a bit of back and forth he said I wasn’t the average guest and was difficult so he would no longer communicate with me. He blamed the issue on record setting temperatures in Vegas and its unrealistic to have the temperature at 68 degrees(what I usually have it at at night time). I tried to explain to him that if that’s the case, you should put in your description that you have to keep the thermostat between 68 and 78. Those were his rules. FYI, I’m in an Airbnb about 10 minutes from his place and I can put the temperature on whatever I want. I also live in Arizona. The issues have nothing to do with the weather. It’s the quality of his cooling system.
As for the rest of the place, what I saw in the 5 minutes I was in there, it looked like the pictures. Very clean. Only complaint is I think guests should be able to have the temperature below 79 if they choose and not be told what “feels fine”.