Sounds like a reply from a condescending troll.

I’ll keep this brief and won’t follow up with any of your future replies should you post them as I have much better things to do like prepare for my trip leaving Seattle, to another city in a different country. No where did I complain about the standards of the country I visited. I only complained about what was listed on Airbnb, and what we discovered upon arrival. This being the first time I have ever complained about service of any type in all my years of traveling.

I would hope that if you had family members that were becoming ill because of chemicals (as used admittedly by the host or assistant) or of a profound sewage odor in a small casita that you too would take action, like stay outdoors, or move to another location.

I’m very passionate about traveling and fortunately I’ve been able to travel throughout the world for the past 25 years. I’ve experienced all kinds of hotels, motels, short term, long term, floors, camping mats, bunk beds, hammocks, sailboats, fishing boats, etc… Should I go on? I’ve gone back to my method of finding a place to rest when not exploring. I fly into my destination, explore the neighborhoods I’ve mapped out and stay with a local family or ask the management for a quick look at the room for rent. In the past 25 years my method has never let me down.

My advice to you Paul. Travel some more. Try and meet some people that are not carbon copies of you. That way you might not come across as a pompous wannabe knowledgeable traveler.