Unfortunately, a communication breakdown led to a stressful stay at Lene's place. We rented two rooms in the same building for three visiting artists, one for 12 days, and one for 14 days. Upon check-in, the host (Eddy, not Lene) ushered the first arrivals (the 14-day guests) into the unit that had been booked for only 12 days. One reason the mistake was not initially noticed was that the unit numbers were not listed anywhere on the booking itinerary, but instead provided later at my request via AirBnB messenger. With the rooms very similar looking, and just two units apart, we trusted the host(s) to check-us in to the correct rooms, based on the names of the guests associated with each booking. Upon the 12 day check-out date, the host called with anger and surprise that the unit was still occupied, threatening to "call the cops," and threatening to charge additional rates. The agreed upon solution was to ask the longer term guests to switch rooms during the last two days of their stay, into an uncleaned room. The bed linens were at least changed at my request. But this unapologetic behavior felt counter to the behavior expected from a host.