AvantStay
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Pros
- Honestly it ruined standard Airbnbs for me. What stood out was the reliability – property looked exactly like the photos, check-in was seamless, and the whole place was genuinely well-maintained. No "host quirks", no weird house rules, j...
- It was completely fine and a huge relief! The house looked exactly like the photos, everything worked perfect, it was spotless when we arrived and definitely felt like a luxury home. We had a great time and I'm glad I checked it out.
- What I liked: It basically felt like a luxury boutique hotel inside a private house. The beds were actually comfortable (no one got stuck on a weird futon), they had plenty of wine glasses/kitchen gear for a big group, and the place was...
Cons
- What I didn't love: Because it's a bit more corporate, they were strictly by-the-book. I wouldn't expect to get a free 3-hour late checkout just by asking nicely like you might with a mom-and-pop host. From memory, you have to pay if you...
- I reached out to them to ask for the listing, and they said that the home is no longer being rented!!!!! They sent me other options of homes that don’t even fit my group size. I’m so glad I caught it, because it didn’t seem like they had...
Sentiment
3 positive (60%) · 1 mixed (20%) · 1 negative (20%)
Trust + time weighted score: +48% · raw score 40%
What redditors said (5 of 5)
Honestly it ruined standard Airbnbs for me. What stood out was the reliability – property looked exactly like the photos, check-in was seamless, and the whole place was genuinely well-maintained. No "host quirks", no weird house rules, just a clean professional experience. We also reached out ahead of time with a special request for some bachelorette decor and they actually had everything set up when we arrived – balloons, banners, the whole thing. That personal touch completely set the tone for the weekend. For Wine Country I'd absolutely go for AvantStay, that's exactly their vibe.
It was completely fine and a huge relief! The house looked exactly like the photos, everything worked perfect, it was spotless when we arrived and definitely felt like a luxury home. We had a great time and I'm glad I checked it out.
What I liked: It basically felt like a luxury boutique hotel inside a private house. The beds were actually comfortable (no one got stuck on a weird futon), they had plenty of wine glasses/kitchen gear for a big group, and the place was spotless. The biggest win for me was not having to deal with some random Airbnb host's personal clutter or a passive-aggressive 10-step chore list on checkout. They did have professional standards so it made all the logistics much easier and we had a great time.
What I didn't love: Because it's a bit more corporate, they were strictly by-the-book. I wouldn't expect to get a free 3-hour late checkout just by asking nicely like you might with a mom-and-pop host. From memory, you have to pay if you want extra time.
I reached out to them to ask for the listing, and they said that the home is no longer being rented!!!!! They sent me other options of homes that don’t even fit my group size. I’m so glad I caught it, because it didn’t seem like they had any intention of letting me know! AWFUL experience.
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