Nelson was cool, until his partner Jim sent him after us. We had 1 person sleep over and made the decision really late at 1am. Anaheim was filled, and we really had no choice. Nelson knew about this some way (maybe hidden cameras?), and waited until days after we left the rental. He sent a craft email asking, and I was honest saying we had a person. I offered to may his small fee of $15, or maybe even more. He lost his mind and sent me no less than 5 e-mails with one line each, around 1AM PST. The e-mails said I should be ashamed, and I was dishonest. I paid around $400 for 2 nights, in a place that sleeps 4 people. The last thing I want is e-mails from this guy harassing me. I would have easily sent him $100, $200, whatever. He says "We don't take money like that". I hate to generalize, but I think I'm dealing with vindictive people who are petty, and very cheap. He wouldn't let me do anything to make it right by his point of view, and I believe me I spent the time reading his angry harassing e-mails. He's threatened to warn other AirBNB hosts about me, and my dishonest ways. Well folks, I'll tell you. I probably spent 500% of the cost of this stay around town just for the heck of it. I'm not dishonest, and I let the host know when he directly asked me how many people stayed that there was one extra. Nothing sneaky about it. Nelson is probably cool, just don't set him off. I woke up to an inbox full of anger, and no way to make him happy. I'm a business owner, and I was surprised this guy was harassing me like this over a few bucks. I offered to pay and make it right, but that wasn't an option. So what can I do? Maybe fly back and give Nelson a hug, because he doesn't seem to accept any kind of normal path to a resolution. Maybe some people had a good time here, maybe some won't. Either way, roll the dice and find out. Just keep an eye out for Nelson, he may be peeking in the windows to count your family members.