We recently stayed at this property in Portland, Maine. The home has some nice features, but a few things didn’t quite match the listing, especially considering the high price point for an August stay in Portland.The main concern was the air conditioning. The listing notes that the property has AC, but there is no air conditioning on the main floor — only window units in the upstairs bedrooms. During our stay, temperatures were over 90 degrees, and the ground floor became very uncomfortable. When we asked, we were told there was a fan in the kitchen, which helped a bit, but we still had to run the upstairs units constantly and try to pull cool air downstairs. If the listing had been clearer, we could have planned differently.The location was also a surprise. The home sits at the end of an alley that felt more run down than expected based on the photos and description. While the interior was generally fine, the setting didn’t quite match what we thought we were booking.Overall, none of these issues would necessarily be major on their own, but the combination — especially at this price point — made the stay feel less comfortable and less accurately represented than we hoped. Updating the listing to reflect the actual AC setup and the surrounding area would really help future guests set the right expectations.