I dealt mostly with Camille's husband, Daniel, which was an interesting experience. We had a bit of a misunderstanding in the beginning, which wasn't really the issue.. I just didn't like some of the comments he made (saying things such as: "I've dealt with young people before. They'll say it's only 2 guests and then it'll be 10, etc.") I felt like I was being accused of being dishonest. He proceeded to ask for my boyfriend's ID even though I am already verified via Airbnb & informed him of that, so it got me a bit frustrated. I understood his caution, as he was just trying to protect his home, but it's not always WHAT you say, but HOW you say it. He apologized & we moved on.

The place was nice, there weren't any wash clothes for the shower, but I didn't ask or inform anyone because I didn't want to be a bother. Also the toilet was also broken (which he let me know in advance). The neighborhood was nice and quiet. It was close to public trans & had a lot of cool little places to eat. It served its purpose, but I am not sure I would stay here again or recommend this place to others.

I don't think Camille or Daniel are bad people, but they could have been better hosts and that would've greatly impacted my experience.