Edinburgh Airbnb hosts like this, seem to have become so accustomed to price gouging, that they feel entitled to huge fees ($2000 for 7 nights), while simultaneously treating their guests with contempt. The woman handling check in was low class and poorly educated, demanded we fitted around her schedule and was aggressively rude. She seemed to want the big money with absolute minimum effort. It was extremely unpleasant dealing with her. The flat is relatively expensive given the price of the property, and the fact it has not applied for a change of use licence from residential dwelling to commercial property. Message to hosts: local people in Edinburgh are being priced out of the neighbourhoods they grew up in by rapacious landlords like you, who then rent out flats at a huge premium. Your behaviour negatively affects your neighbours and community. You could not provide documentation of a change of use licence from residential dwelling to commercial property, which means what you are doing is in a grey area legally, and likely illegal later this year, based on Edinburgh Council regulations. If you don’t care about your community and only care about money, at least take the capitalists mantra and treat your guests - who pay you that money - with the respect they deserve and pay handsomely for.