Not that I even need to explain myself to you Paul but this cheap Airbnb wasn’t that cheap. There were plenty of other options half the price but we wanted a nice place in a good location so we paid double for that and to rent the entire place.
As I mentioned in my post she had very nice pictures of the place too- which she has taken down now as called her out on when I wrote to her- because they are all fake. The bedroom, the bathroom, the views, all of the photos were fake.
When I booked the place the few reviews she had were all positive. None of them mentioned fake photos or the lack of cleaning. It must have been before she started renting out back or back or they must be fake because it wasn’t until I was already back that all of the negative ones showed up.

Wish I saw this when I wrote my comment. There are many reasons people do Airbnb over hotels, that isn’t about the money. Sometimes Airbnb’s cost way more than the aeverage hotel. I personally stay at them because I like to interact with the hosts and in an unfamiliar city they give me ideas of things to do which I didn’t even have in my itenerary. Not to mention they are homier than a hotel.
It’s just shit like this story that you have to avoid and be careful with hosts like this.
Otherwise it makes for a unique and fun experience.

What I can’t get over is how the host is listing this place if it doesn’t comply with their apartments regulations, and then expecting their guests to lie for them. If you don’t want your hosts to interact with the front desk then make a house manual. It’s so mind-numbingly simple.

The kicker for me was how the doorman even agreed she was a bad host. I hope they catch her running this scam and put an end to it.

ALSO: Why do I get the feeling that you’re the owner of this airbnb? How did you even know what airbnb it was referring to? This is priceless and too funny!