Rented the 22ft Salem, showed up and was surprisingly told there is no awning on their units. The…read moreunit was clean and easy to pick up, though. The unit also comes with absolutely nothing, as in nothing but toilet paper. No plates, no cutlery, no pots, nothing, fyi. We went camping to Manning Park with NO hookups, so we relied solely on the unit's water/electrical working. Within minutes of turning the pump on, the rear shower knob blows a leak, losing all pressure. We had to drive to the lodge to use a phone and go without water for 1.5 days until, to their credit, they drove up and repaired it. However when I pointed out when they got up there that the battery wasn't holding a charge, I was told they checked the battery and it was charged. Well, the battery was clearly shot. Thankfully I brought a generator, however the battery would not hold a charge for more than 6 hours WITHOUT USING ANYTHING IN THE UNIT. We could not cook or use the water pump as the battery died after half hour of usage. And yes, the fridge was switched to gas, not electrical. With only limited allowable generator use time as per park regulations, this unit effectively became a tent with a fridge for $100/day. One of the propane tanks was half full as well, despite having to return the unit with full tanks or risk being charged. Combine this with the worst rain storms I've seen in 27 years at Manning and having no awning and not being able to sit inside using lights, this was the worst unit we have rented. The bed was literally springs with thin fabric over them. We actually thought they forgot to put the mattress on and left us with the box-spring. You physically cannot sleep or lay on the bed without getting bruises and springs poking your shoulders, hips, and elbows. This bed is not even used in the cheapest hotels in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver. It is beyond comprehension why these beds are in this unit. We have owned and/or rented Okanagan, Jayco, Terry, and Outbacks and have never, ever seen or experienced such awful, painful beds. Upon returning the unit and voicing our concerns and displeasure, we were told that the battery was checked when we rented it and that it was 'strange' that it wasn't holding a charge. We were told the beds are standard and most people are 'used to sleeping on their own nice beds at home'. We were also told that the owner would call us regarding our concerns when he returned to work a few days later. This did not occur, but they have their $1100. In sum, A and H RV Rentals provide clean, easy to pick up/drop off, expensive, non-functioning units that you cannot rely on or use.