Sadly, I would stay away from this place in Mexico city. For those who don’t have the motivation to read the whole review, here is a quick summary : miscommunication, threat from the host, violent behaviour, the host lied to us when he knew I was so scared we were about to call the police, we called the police who took him back my passport and helped us leaving the place. This is crazy yes and it did happen ! Horrible experience and first experience of Mexico city for me. It is this type of host who makes Airbnb an untrustworthy website, fortunately we had another experience right after this one (still in CDMX) which was absolutely fantastic ! (not to mention the help with received from the Airbnb agent before, during and after the ordeal, outstanding support ✨) Writing this is stressful and particularly annoying as I don't like writing, I would just like to bury this experience and leave it behind us but we have to warn other guests as this type of situation could happen again. We would have liked for it to be a good stay but unfortunately, it was nothing less than a complete disaster. First time this ever happened in our lives. All started with the communication with the host which was very poor to say the least. We were a bit put off by the (awful) smell that was coming out of the canalisations from the bathroom and the lack of natural light in this room (as per the review of Patricia, September 2019). We did know it would be tiny so this wasn't the issue. What happened is that we had a tiny altercation with the host when asking about one of the amenities (toilet roll). At this point the host has put us in a very uncomfortable and silly position (questioning our daily/weekly consumption). Since this was part of the services we paid for, we never thought it would be a big deal asking for more when needed. To make it easier for everyone, we then decided it was enough and that it would be better to leave. We were happy at this point not to say anything bad about the place or the host. That’s when the drama took off. The host was so concerned about getting a good review from us that he managed somehow to make us accepting a stupid deal : he would only charge us for the nights we stayed [5 in total+1 night in cash (because we were leaving the same day but later than 11am checkout time, which we were ok with)] ; if he would be entirely sure we would leave them a positive review and so technically lie about what happened. In total honesty, we really couldn’t care less and assumed that, since the smell in the bathroom was not due to a lack of cleanliness, we had no point of leaving a bad review anyway. We accepted his deal. The trick was, that in order to make sure we would leave a positive review, and since we couldn’t leave it on the same day, he made us agreeing to exchange my passport with his national ID. Sometimes you do stupid things in life and trusting this man was one of those. We made the deal, phoned Airbnb together, couldn’t write the review, exchanged ID’s and went to the living room to wait and see if the link for the review would be sent before 4pm (time at which I finish my shift). Important to say that during all of this day (and drama), I was also working. I had told the host about 1 hour earlier that a clothes hanger broke when I tried to hang on my leather jacket. When in the living room, my partner told me that when he paid the one night in cash, they also asked him for MXN $50 for the clothes hanger. This was so silly and I was at this point slightly upset and a bit concerned that these people were so obsessed with their review and their money but yet were such poor host that I decided to talk with the host. I kindly explained to him that this was very silly and that it could have been broken by someone else but yet I was honest and told him what has happened to me. Never in my life this has ever happened and I have been travelling around the world. Once again we were in an absolute silly situation. That’s when the host shocked us, lost his nerves out of nowhere and kicked a chair that was in the living room. He then started yelling asking us to leave his house explaining that we had no reason to be there (let’s remember that we had paid up to the day after 11am! so we had all the right to be there and even could have slept there one more night if we wanted to). As a woman in a foreign country such as Mexico, with a host who looks nothing more than crazy and who has my passport I have to say I really started panicking. Thankfully I wasn’t alone and was with my partner who is also Mexican. At this moment, all that I could think of was : - this host is dangerous and honestly seems completely nuts -he has my passport and he might never give it back to me So, I asked him to return me my passport. I told him : 'we won’t get out without my passport. The deal is cancelled, we don't care about the review, we can phone back Airbnb and cancel the refund, you can have all of your money we don’t care but please give us back my passport.' He then went on saying : ‘I don’t have your passport, why are you in my house, what are you doing here ?’ . Wahoo, this was CRAZY !!! I had his...