The photos on this listing are amazing! Almost too amazing. I feel like the place I stayed was not the place listed. The “townhouse” was actually the back half of a double wide trailer. This wouldn’t have been that bad, but the trailer looks as though it’s falling apart on the outside. On the inside, it looks as though it is mid-renovation. The majority of the walls and floors are unfinished, especially the bathroom. There were cobwebs and dust in the bathtub and in almost all the windows and curtains. This place shares a huge dirt parking lot with a dilapidated bar, which is a little daunting especially if I had been traveling alone. This trailer is decorated very strangely. It has photos of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara on the walls. Not to mention, there were big burlap sacks from Columbia hung all over the bedroom walls. :/ However, once I got past the initial reactions, I did notice that Stephanie had very thoughtfully furnished the kitchen with coffee pods and creamer for the morning. And there were fresh cut flowers on the table. There were fresh linens and a rocking chair for me to rock my baby. The air conditioner worked very well and so did the hot water. She had a first aid kit, a portable fan, and replacement toiletries in case I forgot anything. When I had to contact Stephanie during my stay, she was extremely helpful with helping me track down a missing package for my sister’s wedding. And she was understanding when we were a little late a check out. I think, for the price, with a little more in depth cleaning and a microwave, I would stay here again.