@Charity22 Have you sat the guest down and had a chat with him about these issues? That would be the first thing to do. If he was just staying for a few days, I wouldn't bother, but as he is expecting to stay longer term and doesn't "get it", I'd try to enlighten him as to why the way he's behaving doesn't work for you or other members of the household. If he then continues the behavior, or indicates that because he rented the space, he's entitled to do these things, then I would make it clear that you'll have to ask him to vacate, as at this point, you are actually financially supporting him. Document the conversation through Airbnb messaging. "So, XXX, just to reiterate our conversation yesterday, I understand that you feel you are entitled to monopolize the kitchen all day so that no one else can easily get in to cook a meal, and that all others have to live in a sweltering hot house because you are cold and wish the heat turned up to above-normal temperatures for average human comfort levels.. Do I have that correct?"
If you do have to cancel the rest of his stay, contact Airbnb to explain what he is doing and that he won't comply with simple requests for respectful behavior and that you can't afford to have there, as he is actually costing you more than you are charging him, and making things unlivable for you and your other guests.
There is no advantage to you in allowing this reservation to play out as is.
