Adventurer 24DS Manufacturing 2020 Class C

Our RV trip was incredible. Mr. Shaki's hospitality and attention were incredible! The RV was clean, organized, and equipped with basic utensils. Bath towels, pillows, and bed linens were provided. Everything was great, congratulations!

Enjoyed our time in this RV, host was very good to deal with. Would rent again.

The experience renting this RV was disappointing. For the $1,613 I paid for 5 days, I expected a more thoughtful and comfortable experience. Unfortunately, it felt like the owner is very cheap, which was disheartening given the premium price point. We were traveling from Toronto—a detail I clearly communicated in advance—so I expected some basic necessities to be provided. For example, only one roll of toilet paper was included. When we first viewed the RV, there were additional rolls, but the host removed them before handing over the keys. Even basic Airbnbs provide more than one roll of toilet paper. The bedding situation was unacceptable. The blanket provided was so small and thin, I’ve given my cat better ones. The extra sheet also had stains on it. When booking accommodations, cleanliness and comfort should be a given—but this RV had neither. There was also a cracked shower head that sprayed water all over the washroom. The host was clearly aware of this but didn’t mention it to us. We discovered it on our first day, and because of the mess it caused, we avoided using the shower for the rest of the trip—meaning we had to pay extra for campgrounds with proper washroom facilities. There were no basic kitchen essentials provided either—no salt, oil, or even coffee. Should I be enjoying the RV, or doing full grocery runs every day? While it’s understandable that local renters might bring their own supplies, I had informed the host I was flying in from out of town. Communication was another major issue. Shakil was difficult to reach both by phone and text. Even after he told us we could contact him anytime, he failed to respond when we forgot something in the RV. Overall, it feels like Shakil is simply renting out an RV to make money, without putting any real thought into the renter's experience. When you're charging more than other hosts, you should offer a better, not worse, experience. Unfortunately, this fell far short of expectations.