The house was clean, comfortable, and exactly as shown—but the host’s attitude was terrible. We booked two rooms, and there were 7 beds, yet she doubled the price just because of the number of guests. The original price was €67, but she forced us to pay €150 or leave, and even took my passport—which no host has ever asked for, and she had absolutely no right to do so. From the moment we arrived, she was clearly paranoid and suspicious. She literally ran to open kitchen drawers like we were going to steal something. If you’re that afraid of people, you have no business hosting guests. She rushed us before checkout, and when I asked to wait just 30 more minutes because our driver was late, she kicked us out into the sun—with kids. We left the house spotless, cleaned everything, washed the dishes—still, we were treated like a threat instead of guests.If you can’t offer basic respect, don’t host. If you treat paying guests like criminals, you don’t deserve to have guests at all. Hospitality isn’t just about a clean house—it’s about how you treat people. And the way we were treated was disgraceful. People like you should not be in this business