In my case, the listing was inaccurate as it listed an air conditioner being available and it is the only reason I had picked this place. Cheap and has air conditioning, sounds good. I don’t need frills and barebones works for me. When we arrived the air conditioning unit had been removed despite being one of the only amenities offered by this not-so-cheap cheap stay and I wasn’t responded to about it until the second time I attempted to ask about air conditioning. The first attempt was around 10pm about an hour after we arrived, so still within check in times, and the second was much later. He seemed apologetic enough and offered to have it installed the next afternoon, but I have heat induced asthma, and the air there is hot and humid without an air conditioner. It was really hard for me to breathe the entire night and I barely got any sleep. Had his listing been accurate, our 9pm arrival (within check in times) would not have been an issue, but because it was incorrect, we had to suffer the first night since it was too late to install an ac unit. We couldn’t even open the window (which barely helped because there wasn’t air flow) because it basically put us in the middle of the all night party happening downstairs at the bar, so we had to swelter and not sleep or hear all that and not sleep. We only stayed for two nights, and the first was unbearable. If it had been $50 a night I would overlook it, but we paid $100+ a night to not be able to sleep! If you are okay with possible listing inaccuracies it is a fine stay, but if I could go back I would rather have just paid for a hotel and been able to sleep and breathe. Once the AC was installed it was a perfectly fine barebones stay. The toilet only flushes half the time you press it and the bed is a little uncomfy, but i think the only reason they bothered me was because of the inaccuracy I encountered.