I have booked the flat for business purpose for two ballet dancers from 3 to 9 December 2017. The check-in was self-service though it was not stipulated before the arrival. Pierre was not available on the phone when we came to check in. His phone was switched off. We found the key eventually as his name does not correspond with the name on the letter box. The flat itself is nice and cosy. However, Pierre displayed a somewhat pushy and strange attitude constantly lobbying for what he wanted. First, he asked when we would like to check in, then he pushed for the time that suited him, then he disappeared. 3 days into the guests' stay Pierre reappeared pushing for the time to check out. I responded with the time and he disappeared without acknowledging it or responding back. On 9 December 5 hours after guests checked out (11:30am) and arrived at the venue of their performance, Pierre suddenly reappeared claiming that he has a huge problem with the key. He sent several messages one after another saying first that there is no key, then that he has a problem, then that he has asked people to come and open the door, then that he will bill me for all this. As we were performing that night I did not see his message until next day and was not aware of what he is talking about. Now he claims 200CHF extra for the above. I have reported this person to the management of the airbnb and would strongly advise not to stay in his flat. He seems to apply some sort of 'scam' when he feels he can get some extra money from guests. Just for those who are not residents in Geneva (just reading some strange comments of some 'guests' who have been to the flat) - the flat 1) is not in the Old Town 2) there is no park nearby 3) the door of the flat displays a different name from the name of the host.