Sadly, this is not the place to stay if you're concerned about covid safety, or if you're looking for privacy.
Elizabeth was covid-unsafe. She spent time watching TV and drinking right in front of our door unmasked, insisted in engaging us in lengthy conversations in the same space, while she was unmasked, and even starting a very silly, but very aggressive, argument, within a foot of my face, while unmasked and while I was unprepared (unmasked) because she entered the room quickly, aggressively, and stood immediately in front of me, blocking my path to a safe distance. When she started this argument, she didn't even bother saying "hello," or "good morning," she just launched suddenly into "I NEEDED YOU TO..." at very close range, and without a mask on. After she had already made her arguments 3 times, she still tried to continue to engage -- still unmasked -- until I finally let her know that I was done with the conversation and left. Later, I waited outside while she insisted on engaging my friend in another 10-minute conversation, where Elizabeth was unmasked. My friend, wearing her mask, was friendly to her for the entire 10 minutes, because she recognized that she's obviously lonely and struggling in this time of precarious mental health. But my friend felt unsafe under those conditions, in the pandemic. Unfortunately, even this generous gesture was not enough to get Elizabeth off our backs: hours later I received another nasty message from her! (I didn't respond.) The unnecessary arguments would have only been highly unpleasant, if only we weren't also dealing with a pandemic, which also made them unsafe for us and others.