Respectfully, I felt mislead by the post’s pictures/description of the unit and the experience you would be receiving. The inside of the unit doesn’t match the outside surroundings of the complex at all. The parking lot was dimly lit at night, and filled with potholes. The hosts knowledge of lack of visitor parking available but clear messaging that they wouldn’t be responsible for you getting towed was frustrating. They leave a key in the unit to lock the door while you’re there but not a parking placard for their guests as well.
The host does communicate with you in a pretty good timeframe, but the communication itself was so overwhelming. And confusing. And it turned out to not really have been that necessary on the front end because it’s literally posted everywhere you think to turn throughout the unit. On bright laminated paper. You’re sitting on the toilet in bathroom? Instructions. Walking into bedroom? Instructions. Need a drink from the fridge? Instructions. You just couldn’t really feel comfortable. I’ve been a consistent user of Airbnb for years and in my honest opinion this was probably one of my least favorite stays.
Yeah it’s not the most expensive option, but I think you’d care a lot less about the extra less than stellar things that may come with it if you know those things are there from the beginning.