If you have a cat that pees or sprays, understand that even if LVP is waterproof, it can seep through where planks connect or edges/trim to reach to the subfloor or slab, causing major odor issues. 

There was an overwhelming odor of cats.

If a guest spills food in the hot tub or fouls it, the cleaning crew will discover it during turnover and have to block it (no way to clear that kind of mess in a 4hr turnover).

No harm, no foul in requiring/requesting it.

If I rebooked the dates, no harm no foul.

Does a decent job of removing the water afterward, too.One note about pet pee odors: Once you have used any chemical cleaner on the stains, it is then too late to use the enzymatic odor removers.

The hydrogen peroxide should remove any stains and eliminate the urine odor.

Says the humidity is 60% so she bought a dehumidifier and odor eliminator plus activated charcoal to help with the smell.

Several reasons: Too easily scratched by tenants and their pets, too easily ruined by water leaks, to finicky around humidity changes and lastly, holds every odor (including pet urine) known to man.

Also watch out for HOA restrictions that may prohibit certain kinds of establishments, noise, hours of operations, and odors.