Towelgate

[Sheryil0]

I know this is my fault but we had a couple check in. It was there wedding anniversary and the husband booked a weekend away at our place. Unfortunately his wife had visions of being whisked away to a luxury 5 star hotel and not downstairs in our back bedroom. It became apparent to us very soon she was not happy and felt sorry for her husband. We went out for dinner and returning home I checked there kitchen bathroom to tidy up as they were out, found 4 wet towels on the bathroom floor so gathered them up left fresh ones. Next morning popped in after they went out 4 towels on the floor wet, left fresh ones. They came home went out by now I am obsessed how can anyone use so many towels down I go again. 4 wet towels on the floor. Now 16 towels since they arrived 24 hours earlier. I don't know how 2 people could use so many. At this point I stopped leaving fresh ones.. I had no more dry to leave. Do you think she was trying to upset me so I would ask them to leave.... 

[Sarah977]

The central question of this mysterious case does not in fact revolve around the towels, but on why a man would think that booking a back bedroom in some stranger's home was an appropriate wedding anniversary surprise. 

With no offense intended to the OP's listing, which I'm sure is quite lovely and comfortable, it's rather like taking one's wife for a romantic anniversary dinner at Burger King.

@Fred13

[Sheryil0]

And exactly you are absolutely correct. This is where the problem starts.