We booked this place last minute because we had to fly out on short notice so it wasn’t exactly our first choice. I was traveling with my husband, toddler and newborn baby. There were only a couple other Airbnb‘s available and priced around 500 a night, so we rolled the dice with this one. You win some you lose some, we lost on this one, big time! Right before we arrived a woman named Delaney informed us that the sofa was broken and that a new one would be delivered the next day. I didn’t arrive until the day we left. So, we arrived at 3 AM and the key box for entering the house was broken, it took us about a half hour to get in because she did not answer the phone or text messages. Thank God we got in because I’m pretty sure we were staying in the ghetto. We woke up bright and early to the sounds of about three roosters. The master bedroom door wouldn’t close, nor did the light work, and neither of the closet doors in both rooms would close. Not having a light in the master bedroom is very difficult for me seeing as I had to feed my infant baby in the middle of the night multiple times. There was almost no toilet paper so my husband had to make a run to 7-Eleven early in the morning. Honestly there was a million things wrong with this place and we ended up staying at a hotel. I tried to file a case but apparently you have to do that within 24 hours, even though I took pictures and videos of everything that was broken and even sent them screenshots of my messages with Delanee where she said she would come and fix everything but never did. My husband almost tripped walking down on the invisible stair in the entrance, the wobbly, glass lamp fell over and almost crashed on my three-year-old, bottom line is this place is not safe or inhabitable for any living thing. Oh yeah and there were three spiders in my bed when I woke up in the morning 😳 I’m really glad we found a hotel, but we still had to pay over $700 for this dump. Don’t trust the pictures, this place should be bulldozed to the ground along with the neighborhood.