BNB was fine overall, but things began to fall apart for me as a guest after messaging Axel - the day after a late night check-in - to let him know broken bits of glass were on the carpet. I was as gentle as I could be letting him know, as I hadn't stepped on any and a vacuum was in the unit. At first he apologized, then 30 minutes later he told me the housekeeper had video footage of how the unit was left and insinuated I had broken a flower glass and tried to cover it up by reporting bits of broken glass. (Funny, how it was the flower glass chosen for the accusation and not a drinking glass.) I took photos of the flowers in the completely intact wine glass as well as the other wine glasses in the cabinet and sent them to Axel. I was very upset that he would insinuate I lied about a broken glass and made up a story to tell him. He told me he was caught between me and the housekeeper. There was no "caught" in his decision to accuse me of being less than honest. It was 100% his choice. This was the first full day of my arrival for a six night stay and it was harder to enjoy his place after that.
Normally, I would not put in my review either of these: the only electrical outlet in the bathroom was burnt out (you could see burn marks on lower plug area and reset didn't work), and the parking pass was missing from the entry table and nowhere to be found. Usually, I would private message the host for those things. I did send a message the day before check-out about the pass, after I went around following check-out instructions to make sure I knew what to do and discovered the pass was missing (we didn't bring a car as our friends took us around.) I messaged him about the pass and did not hear back. Luckily, I've stayed in many Air BNB properties and know this kind of treatment is very uncommon.