Overall the place was cool — as described. We were even allowed to check in a bit early upon arrival. Our issue was with an interaction we had with Kelly. We experienced Kelly as a creeper and a lurker. Whenever we were outside or near windows we could hear and sometimes see her shuffling around. Normally that wouldn’t bother us but I’m saying that to add context to an interaction we had with her. On our last night at the place, my partner, an Oakland native, had a friend over saying her goodbyes. We weren’t yelling but I’m guessing Kelly could hear us and didn’t like it. I’m fine with all of that. I however do have a problem with what proceeded next. Kelly knocks on the door. I open it. She proceeds to say, “Hey. I’m getting texts from neighbors saying there’s a wild party going on here and I’m worried.” Flabbergasted! What was this person talking about? There are no neighbors on one side. The other side is their house. What’s more important was the instant criminalization which occurred and the loaded language she used. Wild party? There were three people talking. This is passive aggressive, white supremacist, micro-aggression and I’d prefer you be direct in your requests. I let Kelly know that there was no party and she said I should close the window, which I didn’t have an issue with... but true to the racist experience which we already were engaged in, she goes a step farther and says, “So nobody is in here with you?” I responded, “There’s one more person in here with us but that’s no party.” The reservation is already marked at 2 and why are you now questioning me like the police? I’ve been in full communication with Lilah via chat so what’s really going on here? My partner is from the town and this was a moment to say hello/goodbye to family/close friends before a possible second wave of covid hits. If we have a friend over, that’s our business as long as no one is sleeping on the premises. It was 10pm and our talk was coming to an end because we’re sensible people. Why am I now being questioned when your concern was already addressed? Furthermore, if in the future things are too loud, be direct and kindly ask the guests to close the window because it’s disturbing you. I would’ve respected that. The interaction felt like a huge slap in the face. Like why have a BLM sign out front if you’re going to interact with Black folks in that way. It’s quite performative.