I am a Travel Manager for my company with our Airbnb Business account. I booked this space for our employee but he could not stay due to the amount of dust, mess, and the condition of the apartment not being as shown in the listing. Paul was helpful in getting my employee set up and provided helpful entry instructions. He raised no concern over having me book the apartment for a colleague rather than for myself, as I do with every booking. Once I reported to Paul that our employee would not be spending the night there due to the conditions he seemed to change his tune and become aggressive calling my colleague's comments about the state of the apartment "crazy." I understand no one wants to hear negative comments about their own home, but I was only telling him what my colleague saw with pictures as evidence sent to airbnb in our complaint. Paul then alerted me that he would be reporting me to the Trust and Safety department for booking the apartment for my colleague and not for myself. This is quite a common practice on Airbnb and the main reason they created their business program. I have to assume that Paul did this out of spite because I made him aware that I would not be the guest and that the guest was a colleague of mine coming into town for the week prior to being approved for the booking. If he had an issue with this he should have declined the booking. Even after he accepted it- and I reminded him again that it was a colleague staying in the apt and not me personally- He never voiced any concern. Had he I would have happily canceled the booking and found another place. I'm sure Paul is a good host and before this issue, he was very helpful. If he cleans his apartment up to reflect the way it looks in the listing then I would say book it! Just ask for current photos before committing to it. And make sure he gets the bug out of the shower! Yikes!