The "amenity fee", charged at check-in (after booking), is a deceptive money-grab collected outside the Airbnb platform. Would you ever order dinner off a restaurant's menu and, upon the food arriving to the table, be charged a "utensil fee" that was hidden in the menu's fine print? The hotel is clean and the rooms are spacious but hiding this fee cheapens the hotel's reputation and reflects poorly on Airbnb's commitment to hosting a straight-forward, honest stay.
Check-in was a fiasco. I had provided my husband's full name explaining that I would be just coming out of surgery and unable to check myself in -- my husband carried my ID just in case. The hotel had no record of my husband's name and insisted that he dash down to the parking garage, take a picture of me drugged and waiting in the car, and run back up to show the front desk my picture (with a bandaged head, I looked nothing like my ID photo).
This hotel does not belong on the Airbnb app.