The airbnb accommodations were great, clean and walking distance to the Wimbledon tennis tournament. Povilas' wife(whose name I wont mention as this is a public review and her name is not listed on airbnb) went out of her way to take me to the hospital for my leg. She was amazing for doing this as it was late at night. Povilas and his wife showed support for me in the hospital even after the airbnb reservation ended which was awesome. The accommodation itself were great. Clean, close to the Wimbledon tennis tournament, and easy access to public transportation. The laundry detergent they offer to clean clothes is a smell I didn't prefer so if you are particular on how your clothes smell, bring your own laundry detergent. Povilas' wife was great for the most part during the stay. However, so that other potential Airbnb guests are informed before booking an Airbnb with them, I will highlight incidents during the stay where she was very intrusive and patronising towards me. On three different occasions during the stay, she gave me unsolicited lectures on my "manners" and interrogated me on my trip details. I will detail them below: 1. While I was getting ready to go to the tennis tournament, Povilas' wife talked to me about my lack of manners. She told me that Povilas told her that he found it unusual that I did not say thank you in our correspondences via email and text. I looked through those correspondences and there were no thank you's on both sides. Povilas' wife proceeded to tell me that people that don't say thank you are rude and impolite and are of a "lower class". I couldn't believe she would tell me this unsolicited advice while I am trying to enjoy my trip to Wimbledon. I believe most people would find Povilas' wife's patronising behavior unacceptable and be justified to tell Povilas' wife to mind her own business. I attempted to try to end this conversation politely by explaining my "manners" to Povilas' wife by saying that in America, we say thank you when we receive services and benefits from other people and that it is rare to say thank you at the moment of paying for something because it is not part of the culture to do so. I was hoping she would get the message that I did not want to talk about this anymore and that my lack of thank yous in our email and text correspondences was due to cultural differences rather than disrespect towards you. She had the nerve to continue this conversation by telling me that here in England, people say thank you right after paying for something. My two trips to London traveling on the bus and going to restaurants show otherwise but that is besides the point. I wanted the Wimbledon tennis tournament and other great experiences to be the highlight of the England trip, not rude and patronising behavior from an airbnb host(Povilas' wife ) so I put up with Povilas' wife's lecture patiently until I left for the day for the tennis tournament. 2. While discussing plans with my mom regarding camping overnight for Wimbledon and having her stay at the airbnb for the last night of the reservation while I camped out that last night, Povilas' wife proceeded to interrupt my discussions with my mom by asking me to "come over here" to talk to her(Povilas' wife ). Povilas' wife then proceeded to question me about my trip. She asked me for details of my trip plans and it seemed like she was confused as to why my mom and I were still going to be at Wimbledon after the airbnb reservation ended. I was surprised that someone could be so intrusive and nosy. I did not want a confrontation with airbnb hosts to be the highlight of the trip, so I gave the least amount of details as possible yet enough where Povilas' wife would stop questioning me. My mom interrupted the conversation likely knowing Povilas' wife was questioning me. 3. After my visit to A and E(equivalent to Emergency department in America), I was instructed to avoid as much as possible wetting my bandage. This required keeping one leg out of the shower while I washed off. Povilas' wife proceeded to ask me why I didn't close the curtains. I told her about how I needed to keep the bandage dry so full body showering was not possible. She then said she understood but then proceeded to give me another unsolicited patronising lecture on manners while I was getting ready to leave for the tennis tournament. Povilas' wife told me that people who don't clean after themselves are rude and impolite and are of a "lower class" I was shocked that Povilas' wife would patronize me like this not once , but twice! My mom tried to go along with this by saying something like yeah I always cleaned after my son so it is a culture thing. Povilas' wife then mentioned how she sometimes has to clean after Povilas and how if she is expected to clean up after everyone, she should be compensated as a housekeeper so she can make sure everything is clean. I am not sure if that being paid as a housekeeper comment was directed at me but it doesn't matter because the mere fact it was even mentioned in the context of me using the shower in a normal capacity as a paying customer is unacceptable. I cant believe Povilas' wife would suggest that I am somehow disrespecting her and taking advantage of her by using the shower and leaving the curtain open a certain way to shower to avoid wetting my leg. A wet shower tub with an open curtain and a wet sink(with nothing else) after someone uses it is totally normal and expected. I asked Povilas' wife what mess I left and she just said "in general I notice that other people...