Our stay at Bev’s AirBnB did not go as we had hoped it would. While the actual premises are clean and put together, as soon as we arrived, we were greeted in a very hostile manner by some resident of the household. We are not sure if it was Bev herself, our someone else, but regardless, while trying to parallel park in front of the building, (we did not try to park in the driveway, as I know previous guests have had issues with this place falsely advertising private parking), this person gave us a very dirty look, and seemed quite annoyed that we had the gall to do so. Granted, she was washing a car adjacent to where we were trying to park, and in her words, was “about to wash another car.” What that has to do with us parking, I am unsure. She was then kind enough to give us a lesson on where we can and cannot park, and at that point, we decided to park a little down the road. As we were walking up to the AirBnB, we had a very peculiar exchange where we asked her if she was Bev, to which she replied “No, I’m just somebody who fixes things.” We took that at face value, and then she said “I’m just kidding.” As I said, the whole thing was peculiar, and the entire interaction had an atmosphere of passive aggression, condescension, and vexation made obvious by the tone of her voice, and demeanor. After that, the stay was relatively uneventful, until another incident that I will touch on. The bathroom is different to what is advertised in the photos, but not in a bad way. However, there is no shower caddy, so all products have to sit on the floor, which is inconvenient in a small, square shaped shower. The bed is also pretty uncomfortable, but it is a adjustable, if that’s something you’re looking for. The worst of the interior, however, is that it is absolutely covered with very personal photos of Bev, her family, and her life. There are quite literally hundreds. The last critique of our stay, involves the same individual I spoke about in the beginning. We were getting ready for our day on either the second or third day of our stay, on the ground floor, which has a large window looking out on the driveway. We had pulled the blinds to get some natural light, and saw this same person standing in the driveway, peering into the AirBnB with somewhat of a scowl on their face. I made eye contact, gave them a big smile, and waved, which was met with harder peering, and a bigger scowl. They then got into a car and drove away. Although the AirBnB itself wasn’t completely horrible, the behavior of this person kept us uncomfortable throughout the whole stay. I don’t know if it’s because we are young, or have an alternative style, or if this person treats everyone like this, but we didn’t like it, I don’t recommend anyone else endure such a treatment.