Pictures of the room with curtains were posted, then arriving to a room without them, with attendant privacy issues... false advertising. We'd already been tol

Pictures of the room with curtains were posted, then arriving to a room without them, with attendant privacy issues... false advertising. We'd already been told that we'd get a negative review if she left anything, as we'd already tried to go through the 'dispute' process with airbnb. Claiming a working TV and showing pictures of the main living area with curtains, then having neither is, at very least, deceptive. A broken shower (with video proof) apparently isn't enough to justify any dispute at all, because it was "fixed" on the 4th day. I would think, would be an admission that there was an actual problem that needed attention, and some sort of adjustment would be appreciated/welcomed. Hangers - totally minor, but having emailed the 'hosts' earlier, they'd indicated this would be something provided, and it wasn't. I don't know how many things need to be a) promised in writing or in photos then b) not delivered before some notion of "goodwill gesture" becomes appropriate (10% off future airbnb booking? 10% refund/adjustment for poor service?) Apparently we were not even close to the threshold, and if that doesn't qualify, I have no good reason to consider airbnb for future travel needs.