Kokayi’s Airbnb was pretty nice inside, had really cool art and was overall fairly comfortable. But the communication on his part needs work. I did book the Airbnb the day before check in, which I understand is late notice. But he was more than welcome to not approve the stay. I then asked Kokayi in the morning before check in what the earliest time was that I could check in, or if he had anywhere I could possibly drop off my bags. This was just a question, followed up with saying “if not, no stress, I can just wait at a cafe”. Kokayi then messaged me around 11:30-12 saying that I could drop off my bags - which I took as him being chilled and just doing me a favour. Which was a great start. I dropped my bags off around midday and then left the apartment, which he said the apartment would basically be ready in about 15 minutes. When I came back I could see he had unpacked quite a few of my belongings, which I thought was really strange, but I gave him the benefit of the doubt and thought he was just being nice, even though it crossed a boundary in my opinion. A little while into my stay, I saw a message from Kokayi asking if I was home because he wanted to drop something off in 15 minutes. I didn’t see that message until hours later, and asked Kokayi if he ended up coming to the apartment with no response. This made me quite uncomfortable because when I stay at an Airbnb, I don’t want someone entering the place, especially when I’m not there and all my stuff is. I still don’t know if he entered or not. Then, another time while I was out, I awkwardly came home to see an eviction letter posted inside on my wall addressed to him. Which means another person came into the apartment while I was not there. Which again made me feel extremely uncomfortable. I feel terrible for Kokayi for receiving this and it’s quite an awkward experience for both, but I messaged and told him about it, followed by a message saying that while I am staying there entering the apartment or asking to come with only 15 minutes notice doesn’t work for me, and would need a lot of notice if he really needed to, as I would like privacy while I’m paying money to rent a whole apartment. I was not going to mention any of the above and give a 5 star rating as I felt bad for Kokayi, but his response was really unprofessional and had a rude tone to it. He responded by saying that I asked for “an extremely early check in the night before” - which I did not, I simply asked what the earliest was that I could check in. He then followed it up by saying that “in future when I book an Airbnb last minute and ask for an early check in because of my failure to plan” then I should show grace. So in other words, because I asked for what the earliest he could do was and he was the one that said I could drop my bags off, I should accept people coming into my apartment or asking to with only 15 minutes notice? That has never been the case in any Airbnb I’ve ever stayed. On top of that, he then proceeded to ask me to be charged an early check in fee. Honestly I am really chilled and if he messaged and asked nicely if I wouldn’t mind if he dropped something off with decent notice I would tell him to go for it and happily even pay the early check in fee for the favour of dropping off the bags (even though it wasn’t technically a check in), But the tone of his messages were unprofessional in my opinion. Wouldn’t stay here again. Also the building looks to be in a pretty bad condition, although the actual apartment is much nicer than the outside.