We chose this place for two reasons: first was the multitude of very high reviews, second is because we have an 18 month old and we've found that having her sleep in the same room as us, like in many hotels, leads to a restlesss night for all involved. This layout would allow us to sleep in our own room while the baby stayed in the front room in her pack and play. A perfect situation... or so we thought.
The hosts were very friendly and communicative. I can't say anything bad about them, they even helped lug our many bags up the stairs into the room. However, the entire space was 90+ degrees when we walked into it at 8:30pm, way too hot for anyone to be comfortable. The solution? Open all the windows and blow cool air in with the fans. This probably should've started around 6pm when it started to cool off. Not 2.5 hours later when we arrived. To add insult to injury, none of the front windows, that HAD to be opened to cool down the room had screens and were low to the ground, a serious hazard for anyone with a toddler.
Our very kind hosts had offered to make up the pull out couch for us, but we'd planned to sleep in the bedroom. Once we got there it was clear that the bedroom, which felt more like an overheated sauna was never going to cool down, so we wrestled with the pull out couch which, despite putting a mattress pad cover over was more uncomfortable than the floor.
Two hours after arrival and we're laying there with the windows still wide open, sweating and trying to fall asleep. We've had many fabulous airbnb experiences, this is by far the worst on record for us. Especially since we ended up restlessly sleeping in the same Room with our toddler because it was the only room that cooled down and by cooled down, I mean we were only slightly sweating through the night. What we had hoped would be a quiet, relaxing night before a long day of travel ended up being a night of fitful sleep that had us excited to spend the next day at the airport.