This was without doubtc the worst AirBnB experience I have had so far.
Prior to arriving I had spent over 10 hours in A&E (ER), because of a leg injury. I was exhausted so had a single pint on the way to this host.
I arrived and was met with a very formal welcome.
I was told in a stern manner to remove my shoes. This is fine and I respect that. But it was said very aggressively.
We sat and awkwardly chatted for about 5 minutes before I said I needed to to bed.
Once in my room, I had less than a single glass of wine, and completely flaked out after a very long day.
At 6am the next morning I awoke desperately needing a pee. I crept to the bathroom and was very careful not to make any noise. Very careful.
I was just washing my hands when the door flew open with Maggie standing there in a dressing gown shouting "I WANT YOU OUT OF MY HOUSE!!! GET OUT OF MY HOUSE NOW!!! GET OUT, GET OUT!!!"
I asked "Why?"
She replied "BECAUSE YOU CAME IN DRUNK LAST NIGHT! AND YOU ARE DRUNK NOW!!!"
I had had one single pint in the whole of the previous day, and it was 6am now so I could hardly be drunk.
Maggie was having none of it.
It was dark outside, and I had difficulty walking due to my hip injury that I received due to a cycling accident.
Maggie should definitely offering AirBnB, as she seems to have OCD of some sort.
There are a great many more things I could say about Maggie, but I will leave it there.
On the house front: whilst it is technically in East Dulwich, it is down a featureless Road behind a large supermarket.
To get to the vibrant Lordship Lane part of East Dulwich would require a 15-20 minute walk to get to the busy main road of Dog Kennel Hill and then a further 10-15 minute walk to even get to Lordship Lane.
You would be much better booking much nearer Lordship Lane in a Victorian terrace rather than the ugly new-build that is Maggie house.
Avoid at all costs.
I have stayed in a great many AirBnB's, and I have always got on famously with each host. Always.