I have never felt more unsafe at an Airbnb stay like I did this one. I came into the city for an event and just needed a place to crash. I asked Leela a question through the airbnb message board about the guest policy because I had an appointment that the artist wanted to come to me, but totally fine if that wasn't possible. She reported me twice for asking that question and not checking in even though I communicated with her what time I'll be in.
There are rules taped to the walls throughout the apartment about what you cannot do, kitchen is off limits and you need to keep your trash seperate from theirs, as well as seperating your trash from recyclables.
The window faces the street, has the AC unit attached and no insulation, I was able to stick my hand out the window. both nights I was woken up at 3AM from trucks driving by and constant honking throughout the morning.
It overall was extremely unwelcoming stay and I don't think any guest should be subjected to that from a host