Me and my spouse rented this place for a quick overnight trip to Austin. This place was advertised as being occupied by only the host and HER dog. We arrived with this expectation in mind. Never saw the host directly (not an issue at all!) but heard several usage of the kitchen and the bathroom and also when a person took the dog out the front door past midnight. On the morning of our checkout, at around 8 am, a person walked out the front door again. To satisfy our curiosity, we peeked out the window to see who it was - to our shock - it was an adult MALE who was smoking in the driveway. To clarify, we don’t care who else the host wants to stay or be in her own place, however, if you advertise your place in your listing as only having you and your dog in it, you are unintentionally misleading customers into thinking & expecting that’s who all are going to be there. Just imagine a young lady who sees the listing & decides to pick it because she wants to feel comfortable, then surprise.