So I paid for the night before I was flying in because it was at 9.30 and check in is at 3pm. As it turned out, our flight was delayed until 12.30 so we didn't get to this place until just before check in for that day. So I wasted a day and was charged for that night even though I didn't check in until the next day. But I was willing to lose that and the service charge if I could leave without being charged for the rest of the stay. I wanted out.
As the adage goes, you get what you pay for. While the price may seem like a good deal, no one should have to pay $150/ night and settle for less than expected of an Airbnb. The first thing upon entering the house was the smell. The second thing was the mold around the shower. The toilet had a brown Third, the kitchen is not only small but badly designed to where you can only have one person in at a time. The sofa had brown stains. The toilet had brown ring at the water line. The towel holder used to be there but what was left are the broken pieces still screwed to the wall. the pros were: the owner was mostly quick with communication, and graciously didn't charge me for the 7th person who is my 10 year old granddaughter. But he was as defensive as his manager whom he sent to confront his guests. The owner doesn't seem to understand how the little cheap Airbnb touches could have outweighed the negatives. Still bathrooms are very important to me, and mold around the shower should never be acceptable to anyone.