We only stayed for one day (4pm-6am), but had a myriad of incredibly uncomfortable experiences. When we first arrived in Seattle, my phone was dead and we were unable to contact the hosts because of it. When we arrived we were, however, let in by the brother/son of the actual hosts, who was very nice and understanding of our situation. He gave us a brief tour of the place and explained that his sister (Alexis) usually checked in the guests & would be able to explain some of the house rules when she returned home. She arrived home pretty soon after we were let into the room and was very audibly expressing her discontent with her brother for letting us in our room upon arrival (she told him that he should have put us in the living room and then again reiterated this directly to us when checking us in). She then “greeted” us by starting off with a lecture of sorts about how we didn't give her an ETA (we received notifications several days later of emails that we had been contacted asking for this information but at the time didn’t know this had been requested, we just went by the check in time on the listing). Her brother did let her know that our phone was dead before she came down to talk to us (either the building has thin walls or they were speaking loudly), but she was adamant that we should have at least given a ball park, which made the three of us uncomfortable due to her hostility on the subject. She gave us a more thorough version of the tour than before, which included now mentioning that she shares the restroom with the airbnb guests (not mentioned in the listing) Afterwards, she began walking back up the stairs while speaking about us to her brother.As she left, she began speaking about us while immediately outside our door, to her brother upstairs. She apologised for lashing out at him and said she was "just frustrated" with us. She had, less than 30 seconds prior, left us downstairs in our room with our door open so we heard their whole conversation which took place on the stairs 8 feet from our room. She was very loud and abrasive, using profanity ("they couldn't even give me a f*cking ballpark"), and overall expressing a lot of anger that may have been appropriate in a private venting session between friends, but definitely not in the shared space or within earshot of guests, especially not guests paying to stay there. Later that night while we were working on arranging travel back into downtown, we were sitting on the stairs by the front door, putting on our shoes (shoeless house, as stated in the listing), discussing our options for ridesharing. One of our party asked about differences between rideshare companies in what we thought was a private conversation between ourselves, however Alexis interjected from the common area, clarification for which we...