I stayed at Adriane's place for one night with 2 of my friends. The location is gorgeous (literally a 2 minute walk to the beach) and the house was pretty accurate to the listing description. The kitchen and bathroom were well-stocked.
We did, however, have a few issues. We messaged Adriane via Airbnb a month or so before our stay with a few questions, and she never responded; this was very frustrating and we considered canceling based on similar experiences in other reviews. Eventually, maybe a week or so before our stay, we texted her and she responded right away. Communication was fine after that, but we were very concerned about the lack of response.
We arrived in 2 separate cars using 2 different GPS apps, and both sent us to the wrong house. Once we eventually found the house, we had a lot of trouble finding the lock box due to the lack of detail on the check-in instructions. We appreciated that Adriane was quick to respond when we had this issue, but the listing really should be more detailed to avoid confusion like this.
Upon arriving, we noticed the outside doormat was caked in animal poop and thus unusable. The house was really only relatively clean. All immediately visible surfaces (counters, tables, etc.) had been wiped down, but there was dust and grime everywhere if you looked behind the furniture. We also found a clump of hair sitting on one of the bedroom dressers.
We were unable to use the wifi at first, because the name written on the fridge was incorrect. We texted Adriane, who suggested unplugging and re-plugging the cable box. After we did this, a new wifi network (that was not the one listed on the fridge) appeared, and we tried that with the listed password and it worked. She also said that if we could not figure out the wifi, we would need to call the cable company ourselves. This is absurd for a number of reasons, the main one being that Xfinity would obviously not be able to help us if we called as we are not the account holders (I confirmed this fact with my friend's father, a 20-year Xfinity employee). Luckily we figured it out on our own. After this I asked Adriane if she would like us to leave a note on the fridge with the updated wifi info, and she never responded.
The checkout process posted on the fridge is significantly more detailed than is written in the listing. For instance, the host requests that guests not only start the dishwasher in the morning, but "plan accordingly" so we could wait for it to be done and unload it. We've never been asked to do this before in the 30+ Airbnbs we've stayed in between us (and honestly, I will admit that we just started the dishwasher and left because we were so disappointed by this entire process). She also asks that trash be taken out, which is standard, but should be included on the listing as well for accessibility reasons. Some people are unable to complete these tasks due to disability.
It's a good value for the cost and location, but I think you could find a similar listing in the area that would not have some of these problems.