The room itself was fine, but the experience was needlessly stressful. When I arrived to check in at 4:30 p.m. (check in is supposed to be available at noon) the room I was assigned had no sheets on the bed, was not clean, there was a wet towel on the bed and the previous occupant's luggage was still in the room. I tried repeatedly to contact the host through airbnb & the phone number in the emails, but never got a response. My text messages got no response. I was supposed to be at an event in Ft Worth at 5:30 p.m., and had hoped for a little bit of down time before I went, but as it was, I was so worried that I wouldn't have a clean room to sleep in that night I was in a really bad mood for what should have been a great time. I had to change clothes in the bathroom before I went to my event - not ideal. A worker for the host did eventually show up to put sheets on the bed and said he'd take the previous occupant's luggage to another area. All of this made me an hour late to my event (which was my entire purpose in being in Fort Worth). When I got back to the airbnb later that night, there was no clean towel left for me in my room, which meant I could not take a shower. If a property requires guests to bring their own towels, that should be clearly stated in the listing. But it seems that other guests were given towels, so I think this was a management failure. // In addition, no top sheet was provided on the bed, only a thin comforter which obviously isn't washed between occupants - which exposes each new occupant to whatever germs, viruses, etc. that might be on the comforter from previous occupants. (Traveling in other countries, I'd expect this and always take a sleep sack/bedroll, but this was not something I'd expect in Texas!) //It was a chilly night and the comforter was thin, so I had trouble feeling warm and so didn't get a good night's rest.//Also, the bathroom door was too big for the door frame and could not be completely closed meaning that it could not be locked. So I suppose it's just as well I had no towel for a shower since I wouldn't have been comfortable showering in a house with space for dozens of guests where the bathroom door couldn't be locked.