Hi Josh. It's true that some of the floorboards in our house creak - we live in a historic house built in 1920 and while it's beautifully renovated and well maintained, it does have some old house charms. The walls, however, are definitely not thin - they're old school plaster and lathe, at least twice as thick as typical new construction. It happens that you came on a winter weekend when both Marcel and I were feeling under the weather, and when we weren't working on our other renovation project, we were happy to just be exhausted and relaxed at home. That didn't stop me from taking the time to share tips with you both before you arrived and after about where to eat and what to do - you used all of them according to Nicole and were greeted personally at a number of the restaurants - and to ask about your adventures and even learn about you as people... that you grew up on a farm, are in Med school, etc. I admit that I was annoyed after you left trash in the living room for us to pick up after you - I shared that with you in my private feedback - and I was pretty frustrated about the fact that not only did you use *7* towels in your two night stay, but you broke up every towel set so that I had to rush to do laundry for our next guests. Though I couldn't put my finger on what was making me uncomfortable at the time of your visit and blamed it on my own exhaustion, in retrospect I'd say that between your expectations for hermetic privacy on the one hand and readily available companionship on the other, that we pick up after you and that all our resources be at your disposal, I found your sense of entitlement overbearing and disrespectful. In any case, it does happen that energies just don't jive, which is why I kept my review of you respectful - there are likely other airbnb locations that are simply more suited to your needs.