I've stayed in a lot of AirBNBs and other short term rentals for work, vacations, and family visits. This is the WORST place I've ever had the misfortune to book. It's like the most dreary depressing student dump you can imagine- only not as nice.
The furnishings are all mis-matched pieces of old used junk that look like the kind of random stuff you see on street corners with a "free" sign taped to it- which is probably where this came from. There's a tiny "couch" with stained and dirty canvas upholstery, a rickety chipped particle board table with two wobbly folding chairs, and an "armchair" that's a 1970-vintage office chair. The bed is a cheap platform with an uncomfortable mattress- even the sheets don't match.
The tiny kitchen is so small and poorly "remodeled" that you can't open cabinets without hitting a wall or the tiny stove. There are a few filthy VERY used pans, a random collection of dishes, cutlery, and utensils that are all jumbled and tossed randomly in a shelf, like they were tossed in from across the room.
No welcome gestures like you usually see- like a bottle of juice or sparkling water in the fridge, or a basket of Keurig coffee pods and tea bags. The only thing edible when I arrived was half a GALLON of old vegetable oil. Who buys vegetable oil by the gallon? For a rental unit? It must have been cheap or free. That's it. No salt, pepper- nada. Not exactly the "fully equipped" kitchen in the description.
The kitchen counter isn't really "quart" as described. It is pretty new though- the price sticker is still attached. There are hardwood floors in part of the unit- though they haven't been refinished, or cleaned, in years. There is nothing on the walls except scuff marks and dirt. No framed prints, no out of date calendars, not even a thumbtacked poster. The windows are small and filthy. Everything, in fact, is filthy. I was stuck here for a long time so I spent hours cleaning because there was a film of grime on every surface. I have no idea why it's described as "bright." It's the opposite. It's not "spacious" either, though for a small place the actual square footage is not the problem.
Then there are the little things: like that the place wasn't unlocked with keys on the table as I had been told. I needed to call and wait 20 minutes to get in when I arrived. There's no parking. A TV with a collection of remotes- probably left over from some old gear. Light switches installed upside down with missing screws. Most places have a welcome sign or binder with info, wifi password, etc. Not here. There's nothing.
The owner has apparently 31 listings in the area. I'd avoid them all. Do yourself a favor: never stay here!