Unfortunately, I did not have a pleasant stay at Scott’s place. My issue was not with his apartment – it was with the way he conducts business. My family of nine rented two places for the weekend, and a few of them who were staying at a larger place sleeping 6 wanted to make sure we were safe and help us move in. Immediately, we had problems accessing the place. The code Scott gave us did not work. We sat on the porch for 15 minutes hoping he would call us back. It took Scott over 40 minutes to call me back. Before we could bring in our bags and groceries, I had two missed calls from AirBnB indicating Scott expressed concern about the number of people entering the unit, as he was watching us on a video camera. After conversing with him and AirBnB, I informed them that I was not comfortable staying in a place where the owner is going to be watching us, but both informed me we were not entitled to a refund because Scott indicated he has an external camera system in his listing. Due to hotel being over $300 per night, we decided to stay. I will be honest; we did not spend much time in the apartment because we did not feel comfortable. So, we spent most of our time at the other house. I will not be staying at Scott’s place again.