I was robbed while at Ewa’s apartment. My fiancé & I were at a rehearsal dinner for a friends wedding. When we returned our luggages had been rummaged through and were left a complete mess. I had 4 items stolen. Some of my fiancé’s clothes were tossed into my luggage—we roll our clothes and are SUPER ORGANIZED about packing—there is NO DOUBT in our mind what had happened. Whomever went through our belongings did a terrible job of trying to hide it! We called the police, and have filed a case with Airbnb which is currently still in the middle of being resolved. Some background on the events that occurred: Ewa notified us the day before leaving for Chicago that someone else was staying in the room next door. There was no mention of another room, or any other guests, in the description of the apartment. Had there been, we wouldn’t have booked, but it was too late to cancel and find an affordable place. Ewa greeted us at the door sweetly, and stayed out of our way after that. The apartment seemed fine, except there was no lock on our bedroom door. She also did not live in the apartment, as I had assumed. She lived upstairs in another apartment. We met her tenant Hector, shortly after our arrival, he seemed fine at the time. But still, I was just a little weirded out that I was notified so late from Ewa that I would be staying in a room without a lock, next door to a strange man. Luckily my fiancé was with me, and I made sure Hector met him. I ultimately just tried to make the best of the situation, wanting to trust in humanity. Now, we can’t PROVE that it was Hector or Ewa, but there was no forced entry to the apartment, and Ewa stated that it is impossible that anyone broke in. Ewa continually pushed the idea that we had possibly never packed the items to begin with. However, one of the items (my bra!), I had worn that very day, before changing to go out, was missing. This elevated my feelings of violation. My fiancé was with me the entire time, and corroborates the events that occurred. Ultimately, you have to take us for our word that our things were ransacked and stolen. Even WE want to believe that neither she nor her tenant had anything to do with the theft. We like to believe that people are inherently good, but there are no other logical candidates for perpetrators, unless someone broke in without a trace. Regardless if you, the reader, believe us or not, you should note that: There are no locks on your bedroom door, (not listed in her description) There is a 2nd room that she independently rents out, separate from Airbnb (something she very reticently admitted in person after things had been stolen), and did not tell us until the day before we flew out to Chicago. I...