I don't share the opinions of the other guests.
Host people means respect. The fact that you want to ask questions to the guests is right, but there is a limit. In my opinion Simone asked too much excessive and inappropriate questions. Was exactly as an interview.
This is an example: I asked for a balance to weight my luggages and she said yes. The next morning she continued to ask "Why do you need to weight your luggages for so many times?" And she said that the balance is for people and not for bags. I answered that a person can weight 100 kg with bag in hands and that the balance won't be broken for that weight. I needed to weight my bags for the airport, because we stayed in England for three months and we bought a new luggage and a lot of things. She said that we can go in the bus station to weight the bags, that we have to throw away things or to pay more in airport.
Subsequently she was complaining because we woke up Simone in the morning at 8.30 am ish with the noise of the bags. The day before she said that check out was at 9.30/10.00 am and we needed to close our luggages, have breakfast and prepare ourselves to go to the airport and the time was limited. We couldn't close our bags at 10.00 am when we had to go, to let her sleep.
Furthermore, the night before she knocked on our door to give us water, when we were ready to sleep. I took it and I said thanks. In my opinion was excessive because we were in the bed very tired and we wanted to sleep.
In the morning I went to toilet and was dirty. We didn't felt comfortable and accepted, and the bed was tight for two people. Despite every thing that she could write to defend herself, we won't go there ever again. I suggest to not go in that place because when she feel good she could treat you good, but when she has the wrong day she can treat you very bad. For the same price you can find a good B&B, where you will feel more comfortable and welcome.