Although the decor inside the unit is cute and the proximity to downtown is nice, that's about as far as the positives go. on this listing. The pool had a sign outside stating that it was closed due to Covid-19 and although the description depicted cookware there were quite a few basic items missing
Additionally, the parking lot is a major health and safety issue, as the assigned spot is on such a steep grade toward 6th street that I was worried about my car or luggage rolling into busy traffic and my leg got smashed by my car door every time I had to prop it open to push my way out of the driver's side of the car.
Finally, the heater was broken and the only thing the host gave me to keep warm during the two days that it took to get the unit repaired during a major cold front was an electric blanket, which isn't really helpful when you're getting out of the shower in a freezing cold apartment. The cold had gotten so bad that I finally had to inconvenience friends and stay with them for a couple of nights until the heater was finally fixed. I'm not sure why the host didn't think to drop off a space heater for me to use in the interim, which is pretty basic, but needless to say I was less than impressed with the service. Terri had also committed to refund me or give some sort of credit for the inconvenience and then never followed through with it during or after my stay.
I'm a fellow host and have stayed at A LOT of hotels and Air BNBs in my time, and this by far has been my most disappointing experience as a guest, and it couldn't have happened at a worse time since I had just started at a new job during my stay.
I'm not sure how Terri made superhost, but I can say that I am not impressed with her skills as a host and frankly do not think that the property itself is safe or fit for use as an Air BNB. I don't like leaving negative comments as a guest, but frankly this stay was a total drag.