I just got back from my cruise trip and hence the delay in proving the feedback for our stay. This is a beautiful place - very modern and location is great as well. However, the host spoiled all the charm this place had and kind of ruined our vacation. After her extremely rude and arrogant behavior towards us we decided to move out from this Airbnb location to a hotel. To begin from the start - we booked this place on Airbnb.com for we could spend two nights in Ft. Lauderdale before embarking on our Caribbean cruise. For these two days we planned to work remotely. We reviewed the house rules to make sure there was no issues with us being in our room (and working) during the day and then heading out to the city during the night. The house rules as listed on Airbnb only covered three items - mentioned below: • No pets • No smoking, parties, or events • Check-in is any time after 3PM and check out by 11AM After the booking confirmation we contacted the host and let her know that we will be getting to Ft. Lauderdale early morning and if it would be possible to accommodate us for few hours until our official check-in time. The host agreed for an early check-in. Also, she mentioned that she offers commute services (Uber/Lyft) and that we could pay her $15 (similar to Uber/Lyft) from Ft. Lauderdale airport to her house. We decided to go with her to make it simpler. Our flight was delayed and it landed at 8:05am local time. She picked us up as expected and dropped us off at her house. We took our suitcases upstairs to our room. This is when she points to file folder that has several sheets in it and asks us to read that. I was rather surprised on this "new" house rules that was not previously published on her Airbnb posting and only provided to us after we move in. We read the “new” house rules sheet which mentions that guests are required to put the dishes into the sink and not in dishwasher due to water being an expensive commodity in Ft. Lauderdale. This makes sense to me maybe because the host would prefer to only run the dishwasher and not waste extra water in rinsing and again washing them in dishwasher. After settling in my wife head to the kitchen to get some water and saw breakfast muffin for guest – so she messaged the host on Airbnb app asking if she could grab a muffin. However, for the next hour we did not get a response and nor was she around the house – so my wife picked up just one muffin. When my wife went downstairs, the host later objected to having taken the single muffin – so my wife apologized and offered to pay money for the muffin. Another one from the “new” house rules sheet was that guest cannot use the kitchen for cooking after the breakfast period is over. We had informed the host at the get go during the booking that we will be home the entire day from 9am-5pm working remotely. This was disappointing that we were only notified after the check-in and not during the booking, but we agreed to abide by her rules of not cooking in the kitchen after breakfast. Instead we ordered GrubHub food delivery, so we could eat in the room (not in the kitchen) while working. Later in the evening, me and my wife got ready and we head out to Ft. Lauderdale beach around 6:00pm and got back later that night. We made sure we locked the door going out and coming back in – as requested in her “new” house rules sheet – which again is normal practice for guest to lock doors. Up until now everything seemed normal. The next day, we decided to eat the left over from the previous day’s GrubHub order – so me and my wife both head downstairs to the kitchen – grabbed plates put the leftover food in the plates to heat it up in the microwave. The host immediately warned us not to use those plates since it had metal in it. The plate was a round plate with fine circles on the outer edge. There was no way for us to know that it had metal in it. Regardless, we apologized and asked which other plates we could use – to which she said most of them are in the dishwasher. My wife asked if the dishwasher is turned on and running – since we could grab a plate from there if the dishwasher cycle isn’t running. She asked to use a plastic container, however due to BPA and health reason we asked her for non-plastic plate or container. To this, she very rudely said “just take some plate from the cabinet and use it” with an annoyed face. Since this is not our house – we do not know which plates can be used and which cannot be, which one had metal, and which one does not! So, my wife responded stating that we are asking because we do not know. The host then starts rambling about things that shocked us – like “you ate my breakfast on the first day although your booking officially didn’t start later until 3:00pm”. My wife responded that she had already apologized the previous day for this and apologized yet again for the same, also reassured her that we will pay for the muffin. After that she also complained that “you guys are using my kitchen and dishes”. We said that’s why we had booked this place, so we could heat up (microwave) our food and use the plates for eating food. In her response the kitchen is closed to guest after breakfast. First, she did not mention this on the Airbnb house rules, secondly on her “new” house rules sheet that...