No, here is what one of the representatives linked me from Aircover, it could help you next time you're in a pickle:
Get-What-You-Booked Guarantee
If at any time during your stay you find your listing isn't as advertised – for example, the fridge stops working and your Host can’t easily fix it, or it has fewer bedrooms than listed – you'll have three days to report it and we’ll find you a similar or better home, or we’ll refund you.
airbnb.com/help/article/3218
Also, that wouldn't make sense to only get refunded for unstayed nights if you're missing amenities the entire time.
Well, it's not an accurate representation to say "I've decided it's not up to snuff", because the things I paid for as advertised weren't there, that's being deceived, not some kind of subjective determination on my part.
I agree it could become absurd to get upgraded many times the initial price but bargain basement doesn't mean broken or lacking advertised amenities, it just means less good.
If Airbnb allows broken or deceiving listings on the site then they should take the hit for it, not the customer. It's not as if you can just randomly complain about something and they just automatically give you the money, there has to be an actual issue.
Also, I didn't choose a one star place, it's 4.20 stars.. you sound like one of those self accountability idealogues since you're blaming me for something that has nothing to do with the decisions I made, since I was decieved by the listing and failed by customer service, you would probably love the book extreme ownership by Jocko willink, he's like you guys.
I don't even know how you can accuse me of not having a "specific request" huh?? As if, for the past week I've just been saying hmmm I don't know if I want you to find me another place or refund me... what is your assumption even based off of...you have a strange tendency to blame me for something I haven't done.
Budget isn't broken or missing, it's just less good....the same standard applies to a 5000 per night or 16 per night with regards to amenities.