Ah not sure where to start here. This is the second Airbnb experience I've had where the pictures are quite deceiving. This is an old bungalow. A previous user summed it up as "not the type of place you would want to walk around barefoot in" and I'd have to agree. The floors were pretty dirty. There are holes everywhere, in the floor (one in the bathroom where you can see the ground and foundation), holes in the walls (covered by paper plates) and holes in bedroom (plugged by paper towels). The whole building likely needs an hvac and electrical overhaul, as there were power strips, cords, space heaters and wires everywhere. When we arrived there, it was like a Febreze bomb had gone off, the smell so overwhelming I was tasting and choking on it. I opened all the doors in an attempt to air out the space, but it definitely lingered, and I'm not sure what other odor might have previously existed that required covering up so extensively. The "backyard" was like a communal area where there were multiple cars parked daily. Also, there was a regular stream of random men everywhere that didn't introduce themselves- doing chores, painting, like they all lived there (maybe in the teepee?) If I were a woman staying here alone, I definitely wouldn't feel comfortable, as there is limited privacy. Overall, I got a sense that this place was where either a lot of dudes lived, or a place where a lot of dudes crash. Chris himself said he was coming to meet us upon arrival, but we waited around an hour and then decided to just go get lunch because we were starving. He showed up afterwards with a brief rundown of “how the heater works” followed by a rapid fire list of suggested things to do. In conclusion, I don't think I will be returning to the SoCo Cottage, next time I'm probably going to seek out something more traditional like the Motel on South Congress, the price is similar & the location just as convenient.