I’ve stayed at over a dozen Airbnb and this was my first time having to cancel and leave on my first day. I found Althea was inconsiderate of allowing me to have heated room. It was 22 degrees outside and yet 65 inside was supposed to be acceptable. Rather than wake her up I adjusted the thermostat located directly outside my room door to 74 and which is automatically set to go off in 1.5 hours, and did so a couple times throughout the night. But Althea felt it was inappropriate to make a common sense decision by touching her thermostat. Though there was not a major conflict between us, but her approach was condescending and done when I attempted to adjust it again to go shower and get ready at 7:30am, and even after she had already locked the thermostat to block me from adjusting it, at which point she should’ve just said nothing. Upon expressing it’s been cold in the room her response was uncaring and rather than say she would find a happy medium, instead it was ‘that’s the way it is, so it’s up to me ‘ (meaning leave). So I did. I don’t believe that a host should only be concerned of the monetary benefits of using their home, but also willing to sacrifice a bit of their own comfort/preference to accommodate the guest who paying for a comfortable place to stay. There were other concerns I had but nothing I couldn’t tolerate because I totally understand the need of respecting a person’s home.