The Teal Door would have been the most enjoyable stay in the galaxy if not for one problem:
The Bed Frame.
The kitchen was fully stocked with utensils and the table was so cute to have a romantic dinner at. The LG TV used Apple TV technology with an HDMI port ready for private connectivity. Closet space was ample and there were no bugs anywhere despite the main kitchen window lacking a screen. The shared yard was so charming. Food delivery is a breeze when contacting the owner for their preferred grubhub instructions. The bathroom was spacious enough to happily do your thing without feeling like you could play baseball in it. The heaters are responsive and effective quickly. This has been my favorite Air BnB location across two states.
The unfortunate reality is that the bed frame is falling apart. By this I mean wooden rib style slats have broken in half in several places throughout the bottom of the bed and in the more severe areas the owner had placed concrete cinder blocks to provide the bed with support. Coupled with the height of the bed (which is on a box spring, and perhaps too heavy for the frame), we constantly felt like we were about to fall through the bed if the bed didn’t fall first.
Sitting on the bed, sitting up in the bed, rolling over, or cuddling feels like you have to hold your breath to pull off successfully.
I cannot stress enough that if this information had been disclosed to us we would have rented the Yellow Door and would have been beyond satisfied with Angela’s hospitality. Aside from the bed situation, it was literally perfect. We hope the bed frame gets updated soon as we may come back next year, if she’ll have us.