Airbnb host from hell. Place is wonderful, but the host is super hostile and irrational. I booked her room for my final two days in Spain. Since I arrived, she kept going on about how she did not want a guest those days (despite accepting my reservation) because it was her days of the week to rest, which is very important to her. I felt guilty like I have intruded her life by staying there. Then she began running us through a long list of petty house rules (e.g. clean and wipe the shower and mirror after each use, never use any part of the house except strictly bedroom and bathroom, close bedroom door at all time, always ask first if I ever need anything, etc). Basically she wanted us invisible. A bit over the top but didn't bother me. In hindsight though should have been a warning of what was coming. I came with a friend, and asked if he could come in, drop his bag, get lunch, get changed, and head off with me to Primavera Sound festival. She was totally fine. Next thing I know she went ballistic when she caught him using his toilet "without permission". She only gave a permission to get changed, apparently he should have asked for her explicit permission to use the toilet too, never mind she wasn't even home until he had just finished using the toilet. Anyway I always try to be respectful to people and it saddened me to have accidentally offended her, so I apologised. But she insisted to call airbnb to report the incident. The whole thing made me feel uncomfortable, and since she didn't even want a guest in the first place I told her I'd move out the next day (despite my 2 days payment). She seemed happy, but instead of feeling concerned of where I'd go to stay, she was far more interested in getting me send her that in writing, down to the exact time. It felt very cold. Anyway as I was heading out for the festival, I told her I was leaving my friend's backpack in my bedroom, and would pick it up when we got back so he could catch his flight home. She got angry again because we didn't ask in advance a permission to leave other people's belonging there. I apologises again. And since we could not find a paid locker that was open in midnight before his flight, I asked gently for her permission to let us leave his bag in my bedroom. She sternly said no. I only booked for 1 guest, so I could only bring in my own belonging, and nobody else's, even if it's just a backpack. I found it very pedantic, and seems to pry too much into my personal life to impose whose items I am allowed to bring to my own room. So we walked out with his backpack. At this point we were already really late for the festival,...