搜索切尔西的公寓

“This is a fantastic place to stay in Ann Arbor. Pictures do not do the apartment justice; it was clean, attractive, and well-furnished with everything we could have needed (e.g. extra towels and blankets, water and snacks upon arrival, etc.). Parking was easy - there is a reserved spot in the back - and the location is walking distance from the shops on Main Street (15-25 mins), campus (20-30 minutes), and Kerrytown/farmer's market/Zingerman's deli (8-10 mins), where we had breakfast each……

“There are widespread mold in the bathroom and multiple stains on the towels. The boiler in the kitchen was not working until I figured out the outlet breaker was tripped. The kitchen trash can does not close well. One of the windows was open in this cold weather! Toilet seat is too small for a normal person. Most surfaces all over the unit have a fairly thick layer of dust. This cannot be missing a few spots by the cleaning person, this is pure ignorance of the owners. Communication was very……

“If we had two recommendations for the host, raise the showerhead to accommodate people taller than 5’7”. Also, there really is no comfortable seating, and would recommend they include a seat that allows you to rest your head and put your feet up.”

“Very convenient in the heart of the campus.”

“Awesome location right by campus, plus there are plenty of great restaurants nearby!”

“I booked this reservation and it was acknowledged by Expedia and VRBO. When it came time to check in, I was given no information to access the property. The property is also not the property pictured in the listing. Having acknowledged the reservation made through Expedia up until check in time, at check in time, VRBO said I had no reservation. In the meantime, they repeatedly sent me messages that I had a message from the host. But, when I tried to check the messages, the screen said I……

“Wonderful place only downside was no WIF”

“Love staying at your cozy place! I think this is the 5th time…I used to stay in 201…thank you!!”

“We had no heat all day Sunday when it was single digits outside. I asked where the thermostat was at noon and got excuses all day. At 4:00 I sent a message saying that we'd give them one hour and then we'd have to leave as it was freezing cold. Finally, at 6 p.m. someone showed up to turn on the heat in the downstairs apartment where it had been turned off by the tenants who had moved out suddenly. The property manager tried to blame me for not getting back with him to tell him we hadn't closed……