The summary before I dive in: the hosts need to do a *much* better job describing what this Airbnb actually is and what it is not. Hopefully this review will arm future potential guests with information to make a more informed decision. THE GOOD: The single best thing about this Airbnb is the location. You are a half block from 1st Avenue and a 5-10 minute walk from South Congress. You're within multiple restaurants, food trucks, coffee shops, art galleries, and bars. It is just a fantastic location. And the finishings inside the home are nice. It's clean, and it's in good shape. We also really appreciated that the hosts stocked it with coffee, wine, some Lone Stars, and other consumables. THE MISSING: I want to describe things that were never disclosed to us in the listing or at any point afterwards. Had we known about these, we would've easily rented elsewhere. The first one is huge: their home on the front part of the lot is used as a concert venue! That impacted us in a few ways. The obvious one is the noise late into the night. But the other is that there were random strangers walking right next to the bedrooms late in the night, smoking on the patio, and they even got up on the roof of the Airbnb and were dancing and running around up there right above the bedrooms. We rented the entire home, and presumably that would mean that concert venue guests would not be allowed up on the roof. The worst part is that after we dropped our bags off and went to leave to get something for dinner, sitting *right next* to the front door, on our patio, was an old man named Hank, drinking a beer and smoking. I almost bumped him in the shoulder he was so close to the door. After texting the hosts, there was no apology. Just "he's cool, I'll text him." Clearly this is a common spot for Hank to smoke and drink. Again, I just wish we had known all of this ahead of time. Other main thing to know ahead of time is that there is no living room. None. No couch, no place to lounge other than in your bed. The home is actually setup kind of like a college dorm with two separate bedrooms and bathrooms sharing a common kitchen/dining area. Since both bedrooms/bathrooms have separate keypads on the door, I imagine this is to be able to rent them out separately on Airbnb. But just know going into it that if you were looking for a place to kick back, relax, and watch TV on any kind of couch, this isn't that kind of home. Think of it more as the adult equivalent of a college dorm/suite. THE BAD: Those issues included, there are a few more things. The showers do not ever have hot water. It is lukewarm at best, with just enough heat to not feel shivering. The...