What a Terrible Host!
Booked the place 6 days ago and earlier check-in was decided at 10am . My plans got changed last minute and told the host i will come around 4/5pm. But the host is heading out and told me clearly that you can come after 6pm. I was okay to this .
I was already on my way to this place around 7.30pm via cab it costed me 20 pounds to get there and here comes the response "i will be in home by 9.30/10pm, let me know if you are okay to it ". My response was "definetly not okay, any alternate arrangements can you make". The Host replied " I can refund you, Feel free to cancel".
The above words are nightmare for any travelers, this isn't how you run a airbnb.
Plans got changed on my end i agree however she told me after 6pm i can come. In which language i need to understand that 10pm is where she will be in home.
She should have told me specific timings that i will be available in home, come by this time earlier , i would have agreed for it. Lack of clear timing communication is on both ends to which host is debatable that i am responsible for my own situation.
Ms Ruchi - you clearly do not have any values on how to host. I choose this place as you are an indian to indian you will help. But hey i was wrong. Just another pound minded person fooling around airbnb .
This host lacks at communication, if you ask anything response will be massive delayed like 2-4 hours of waiting time. Plus there's no phone number option to see. Only way of communication is via Airbnb message which is fine but at least be a good communicator.
Despite all of this i was in front of place texting via airbnb message to host and host is so busy that she doesn't has time to respond to my texts. I was standing in front of this place for 1 hour with my luggage trolley in 7 degree cold.
I somehow managed to find a place at last minute.
Cold hearted host with 0 % kindness . Travelers please avoid this place, Place may be good but the person is not . Huge negative lack of communication, responsibility. Karma hits you one day , sooner or later. !