Lynne was very accommodating and fantastic with getting us a last minute early Saturday check-in after my girlfriend and I were forced to leave our previous Airbnb due to their fifth floor A/C shutting down right after our Friday evening check-in.
With that being said, the townhouse is nice and all and close enough to the pictures shown but lacking in the cozy and comfort (demonstrated by most other Airbnbs) for stays longer than one night. Here are some of the main pitfalls:
-There’s no propane tank provided for the nice BBQ grill on the patio (Grill should not be included in the listing IMHO)
-The oven does not work at all and although not required by Airbnb hosts, it would’ve been nice to have salt and pepper and/or cooking oil provided at the very least.
-WiFi connection was incredibly shoddy throughout our entire 3 night stay
-Main ceiling fan in living room doesn’t work and room gets VERY WARM (no fan provided by host despite being told one was being delivered in an hour or so)
-Coffee mugs were missing but provided for after asking
-We had an incredibly bizarre request from the host (Lynne) of letting a very strange, homely looking Directv guy into the home to pick up old equipment at 11:00PM. After not sleeping at all at the previous night’s Airbnb, this guy didn’t show up for said equipment until after 11:00 PM and I’m sorry but that was just plain rude on the host’s part and should not have occurred. Weird.
Other little things just started to bother us after that last one (the downstairs living room heat really didn’t help in all this) but yeah, there’s just zero decor of any kind in the home making the place feel strangely uncomfortable and creepy and barren with nothing but random furniture (bookshelves half put together upstairs, etc) strewn about.
If you’re in a bind, Lynne can accommodate for sure, but with any kind of planning, I’d recommend looking elsewhere for stays longer than a night or two. With just a few small touches, this place could have been soooo much better :/