Expect to to be uncomfortable, be ignored after you call him and get a clean up after yourself note before u get there.
-I NEVER MET THE GUY AND I SPENT 3 DAYS IN HIS HOUSE.
He didnt introduced himself nor made me feel welcome.
-The room is NOT bright at all
I was only allowed to use the room and the bathroom. I felt very uncomfortable during my stay.
-I messaged the host about not being able to arrive at the time I was expecting to arrive because this woman had me waiting for her for 4 hours to do my hair. He sent me this long message about how he wants me to clean up after myself when I get to his apartment and tells me to NOT tell people he is my air bnb host.
-When I got to the apartment I called him several times, he never called me back. I stood in front of the door to his apartment building waiting for someone to let me in and finally as someone was exiting the apartment I got in.
I texted him. He ignored me.
I got in the building because someone let me in the only reason why I was able to get in his apartment is because he also sent the code to his personal door along with the dissertation he texted me telling me to take my shoes off and keep his apartmemt clean. Mind you, this was my first airbnb experience. Im not sure where he gets off thinking like I was going to mess up his dust filled apartment.
I understand I got there late and u have other things to do..but to completely ignore someone you're suppose to be hosting? I texted..called.. Got nothing from Brian
What is the $50 clean fee for if the host is telling me to clean up before I get there?
There was no communication. Awkward experience. I dont even know where the kitchen was. When I requested to stay at his place, I was told I would be able to use it. It was part of the amenity. He didnt show it to me nor made me feel comfortable in his house. This whole experience makes me feel anxious about using again
When i got in his apartment he did leave the key to gain general access in the building in the room I was staying in so I no longer needed someone to let me the building each time I
stepped out. The door to his apartment was a passcode he provided to me to enter.