In my last week there, a $300 handbag was stolen along with my vaporizer. Luckily air b n b is working to refund me for this but absolutely nothing was done by the air b n b itself. On my way out I had left my belongings in a friends room to ensure it wouldn’t be stolen again. When I arrived from work to pick my things up and cancel this reservation, a man who looked liked he was high on meth, twice my size and age, walked out and began questioning me for lightly knocking on my friends door, he then proceeded to tell me he didn’t have the key code to their door.. to which I responded, “ why would you have their code, it isn’t your room. He became enraged by this, started hopping up and down and then told me he would call the police if I didn’t leave, so I told him to go back in his room and calm down. This made him even more furious and he continued to follow me until one of my friends roommates appeared and tried to explain what was going on with him to no avail. The police came, laughed at him and left. This made him very upset and he ran back to his room not before stopping to peak into my friends room and glare at me, assumably due to his crippling embarrassment. Earlier that morning I had woken up from sleeping on the floor because the bunk bed was so incredibly disgusting, to find out my juul was missing. I looked around and noticed two beds were empty so I asked the guest who was awake if she knew who they were. She became enraged, tried to physically fight me causing me to be 2 hours late for work. Later I find out, that this girl apparently believed that I was “secretly accusing her of stealing”, not only that but that she had SPLIT PERSONALITY DISORDER! Yes people I literally shared my room with an actual psycho path. That’s not even the icing on the cake here, prior to that I stayed in a private room, a girl in one of the hostel rooms a few doors down would become extremely wasted every day, did not work, and stayed in the home every day all day long. Like many other tenants here she uses the hostel rooms that are only about $15 a night to LIVE IN. That is cheaper than public housing so you can probably guess, there are a few junkies and drunks here. I was told by this same girl, not sure if it holds any water, that this place is a "save haven for battered and abused women", not sure if that's true but I didn't really sign up to stay in a home with a group of troubled people. However, that would certainly explain why most guests here are off kilter. Anyways, this girl, stole a limited edition handbag of mine, and a ton of clothes that are worth scraps so I didn't even bother reporting them. The night that I discovered this, she was having a celebration because she had finally landed a job for the first time in a year, I'm all about celebrating victory but 4 am is just a little too intense for me. I asked her to quiet down through my door and she screamed back waking everyone in the house up and continued to scream profanities for the next 15 min, then retreated into her bedroom. When I woke up the next morning to get ready, the counter was covered in pasta and rotting sausages. All of the pots and pans were full to the brim with the substance and not only that, it reeked. This place was so inexpensive for a private room that I had never once complained about anything. But this behavior overall is inexcusable. There are no cameras here, with the exception of the front door, no on-site host, and a slew of hostel rooms with very low income guests living in them. There will always be issued at this here, until some type of legitimate security is in place. The host is nice and for the most part responsive, but there is no way she can handle multiple homes and rooms at once like this and expect there to be no issues. If she had a video surveillance system that she could view remotely I think this would solve most of the problems here. I heard that their other location Bay BnB does have this, so unless you are booking a private room here, I would suggest booking with that one instead.