We booked the Airbnb last minute and communication pre-check in was great. Jaleh was accomodating, responsive, and very flexible despite our very late arrival of 11:15 pm. Things went wrong when we were led to our room and saw that the queen sized bed that was advertised was actually a twin. Even though we are two skinny Asian girls, it was a very uncomfortable squeeze. I chalked this up to the room being misadvertised. The next morning, I broached the subject of the small bed and realized that 1) Jaleh had two rooms for rent in her apt - the queen bed we purchased and the twin we received 2) She was completely unaware of which guests had purchased which room. Had I never brought this up, I don’t think she would have realized the mistake. Then, I checked the description of the twin bedroom and saw there was a price difference between the two rooms and confronted her. She did give me the difference, but asked how much it was. The mistake itself I can understand, but her passivity towards a resolution and attempts to deflect responsibility left me with the feeling that had I not brought up the price difference once the mistake was realized, she would have let me be overcharged for the room. I made a decision to resolve this with Jaleh rather than report to Airbnb and get a full refund, but the resolution itself was not initiated by her and I’m not sure the compensation for the price difference made up for the disappointing experience or poor quality sleep. At the end of the day, we paid $100 for a cramped night on a twin sized bed. Sure, it’s inexpensive by NYC standards, but this is not what I have chosen if I could do this over again. All else, the apartment is clean and Jaleh and her daughter are nice people. I would just be aware of what you paid for when you stay here.