The house was perfect; Thomas was not. He was quick to respond and allowed me to book all three rooms before they opened up. However, he did not mention anything about a limit to how many people were allowed per room. I rented the whole house for 9 people, and after seeing this on his security cameras, he stayed up one night to confront us about it. Earlier that day, we had asked if he had an air mattress and he happily obliged us and even said that three people could fit comfortably in each of the king sized beds, so imagine our surprise when we returned after a night out and he was waiting in the living room to confront us in a very passive-aggressive manner. He made all nine of us so uncomfortable that we had three people leave to stay with our other friends. I let him know that they left and everything was fine, until our last night. One of my friends Ubered back with us because she was staying across town and didn't feel safe Ubering by herself late at night in an unfamiliar city. Thomas confronted me about this and I explained that as women, we felt it was unsafe for her to Uber alone and gladly fit her into a room. His reply was that we should have sent him a message, at 2 a.m. mind you, and that he couldn’t comprehend our concerns because, in his words, “Uber is very safe.” All in all, we could have avoided each of these awkward confrontations if he he had been more direct from the beginning. If he had said there was a maximum number of people that could stay there, we would have felt more comfortable, but the way he talked down to us and waited to confront us each time made us feel very uncomfortable to stay there for three more short days.