Unfortunately our stay was cut short as we were forced to leave the Airbnb and book a hotel due to extreme heat. When we arrived at the townhouse around noon, the temperature on the main living floor was already 85. It was at least 5-10 degrees hotter on the third level where the bedrooms are located. There were no fans going and no screens in the windows so we didn’t feel safe opening them. We immediately plugged in every fan we could find (there were only box fans which are essentially useless and need to be propped up on something to even remotely work). Unfortunately the fans did next to nothing in terms of cooling down the space. Because of the layout of the house, there is just no airflow. The forecast showed upper 70’s-low 80’s all week, which was accurate, so it would’ve been humane for the owners to prepare for this. We were unable to cool the townhouse down to make it livable and after one night had to book a hotel for the rest of our stay. I was traveling with my mom who is in her 60’s and my toddler and it felt not only uncomfortable but unsafe to stay there. The owners stopped responding to my messages once I requested a refund (after arguing with me that it wasn’t really that hot or maybe I turned the heat on by accident). In the end (despite pictures of a heat gun showing 87 degrees in the bedroom and 84 degrees on the thermostat, we didn’t get a refund and we had to spend double the money on a hotel. There was also only one coffee pod available despite having 3 guests for a 4 night stay. I do not recommend booking this townhouse during hot months. It was completely miserable in there.