Talk about a bait and switch. The listing we chose was for 2 double beds and a pull out couch which was perfect for the 5 of us. After booking, I received a message from the host saying that the only room available included a king sized bed and a pull out couch. Less convenient but no problem. Upon arrival, we found the office was closed and my name/room number/key code was taped to the front door! This isn’t a gated area, anyone can walk in off the street and see that. Once in the room, we found the “pull out couch” is a child’s ikea futon but they were kind enough to include a rollout cot. The 5 of us ranged from ages 21-29 and there were many groups of college kids there for spring break. We checked in on Monday. Wednesday after we started getting ready for the day, someone (from the office but they did NOT identify themselves) asked me to come there. They accused me of having underage people in our room and said they needed to see everyone’s ID. Then they made me sign some paperwork with the rules (that were listed nowhere on airbnb) and said we could only have one vehicle (also not listed on the posting) so we paid the 150 deposit and 30 dollars for an additional guest (after we’ve already been here 2 days and were checking out the next morning) so overall it was bogus but the location is amazing if you want to be within a good walk of things. Also, not a great spot for spring break if you want to be where the party scene is (I liked that but my spring breakers drive about 20 minutes each way so just an FYI)