Sadly, this guest is lying and this review is not truthful...1) The A/C was and is in perfect working order for this guest's entire stay. Unfortunately, this guest did not understand how to operate an Air Conditioner. During his entire 6 night stay, he never bothered to message us (until the night before his check-out,) to let us know he didn't understand how to work an Air Conditioner 2) When this guest finally did message us, the night before he checked out, at approximately 8:30 PM at night...with only hours left in his stay, he informed us that supposedly the A/C was "not working". He wanted us to have it fixed, but at 8:30 at night, again, hours before his check-out, there were not any options to have it "fixed"...(which it didn't need anyway,) that night. I did put in a few calls that night and left messages, but of course, the calls were answered the next day. After this guest checked out the following morning , I went to the home myself, started up the A/C the proper way and it was 72 degrees within a couple of hours. Absolutely nothing wrong at all. (The instructions on how to operate the A/C are printed on the inside of the thermostat panel, which cannot be missed.. 3) Spokane does not get that hot, except for about 6-ish weeks a year, so there aren't a lot of repairman to fix A/C, so there are not a lot of options for A/C "repair" on short notice. 4) To be on the safe side, just to get things checked out by an expert, I booked an appointment and the soonest appointment I could get after spending an entire day placing calls, was for approximately 10 days out. 5) When the repairman walked into the 72 degree, perfectly cooled home, (when it was 90 degrees outside,) his first words were "It's nice and cool in here, I'm not sure what the issue is" ...Of course, I felt like a fool and explained the repair that a guest had claimed the A/C didn't work. The repairman just laughed... and said, "Human Error, obviously this dude didn't know how to work an Air Conditioner", (it was sort of a comical situation. lol) Since I had to pay the repairman $150 for the service call, he checked the entire unit anyway and also every vent in the home was tested for temperature output and recorded in his notes, in addition to his notes, I also took pictures of the temperature readings on the repairman's device. I sent the invoice with the notes and picture of the temperature reading of the vents to this guest and have yet to receive a reply or a well deserved apology.