I have stayed at probably 15 to 20 different Airbnb’s. People can have their personality quirks and sometimes places can have their issues. But I hate to say it this was the worst experience I’ve ever had when it came to a personality conflict. I canceled my reservation and left five days early because I couldn’t stand Jacqueline’s rude, curt and controlling personality anymore. That’s the first time I have ever done that and I’ve had extended stays at other places before. It’s rare for me to give negative reviews because I’m usually easy going and try to give people a chance. But I’m dealing with someone who doesn’t believe in saying “please, thank you or sorry” to a PAYING guest. Jacqueline seemed put off by me from the very beginning. She acted like I was an inconvenience when I asked her simple questions about if I could use the laundry machine (she’s got a no laundry unless “I’m around” rule btw). She told me she was a very light sleeper and during the first night I accidentally bumped the bed headboard against the wall when I was adjusting my pillows. I heard her knocking on the wall a few minutes later. She also got irritated when I asked her about me having trouble using the shower head. Every night since then I felt tense and very uncomfortable at her place. I took showers at a local fitness gym to avoid using her bathroom. I spent as little time as possible at her place besides just to come home to sleep. I was considering bringing over a guest (and I notified her of that possibility) but considering that she couldn’t even tolerate me accidentally banging my headboard against the wall once I figure that would end up being a disaster. What pushed me over the edge was I got up one morning to take a client phone call from home and to use her coffee machine. I asked her if she didn’t mind if I took a 30 minute phone call from home in her kitchen and she said “thats fine”. Then when I was on the call (important one) she started talking really loud with the other guest and I had to rush back in my room so my client could hear me. I had one coffee cup out in the kitchen and she said “hey could you clean this? I’m not a fan of doing dishes”. Again there was no please. No thank you. This is the ONLY time I used her kitchen, ever. She also had the nerve to message me that I left my “coffee cup” out when I had to rush back room so I could hear my client. Maybe this was all just an isolated incident who knows. This turned out to be a huge inconvenience on my side and I had to spend extra money at other places since I got out early. The only positive thing I can say is she does...