Five adults in their late 20s/early 30s rented the house for a wedding in La Jolla. This was a reunion of many friends who have moved all over the country and were able to come together for celebrating our good friends wedding. The house was gorgeous and centrally located. We parked the car and did not move it the entire weekend. We were able to walk to brunch, dinner, and the wedding which was located at the La Jolla Women's Center. Charlotte was easy to reach and responded quickly to our request for extra blankets and pillows. Overall, the house was great but all of us did feel a bit uncomfortable upon the first night due to the host. As I said, we are a group of adults meeting in La Jolla with our friends from all over the US. Friends arrived from Seattle, Chicago, San Francisco, Phoenix, LA, Portland, and New York. Some of the guests that attended the wedding we hadn't seen in a long while! It was a very happy occasion. On our first night in the AirBnB, we wanted to say hello to all the friends that had arrived. One of our friends just had a baby and we all wanted to see that little baby! Most of our friends were staying nearby and so we asked people to stop by and say hello. Our house was going to be sort of a central meeting point so we could all walk to the downtown area together. We also wanted to say Hi to the baby and new mama/papa before the rest of us were heading out to see the La Jolla nightlife. Of course, not everyone can make it out to a bar when you have children. So, at around 9:30pm on Friday night some of our friends stopped by and as soon as they walked in the door I received several texts from Charlotte (the host). She texted to remind us that this was “strictly a no party house” and “I just watched you welcome quite a few more people.” Our friends who had just walked in noted that a woman had peered around the corner at them on the sidewalk as they arrived at the house. This made us all pretty uncomfortable. We were not having a party. We were not being loud in any way. We were meeting up at a central location before walking downtown, and gathering to meet a new baby. It was also quite early in the evening. The realization that the host was physically watching us from a nearby location was pretty bizarre and unnerving. The appeal of renting an Air BnB is to have your own space to reside and relax in, and that appeal is definitely tainted when the host is watching you from the sidewalk, and texting you with concerns before there is any reason for concern (as I said, we received the texts as SOON as our friends arrived). I responded immediately that it wasn’t...