Harry potter Airbnb owners ‘traumatized’ after they found $ 6k $ in damage: ‘We never thought that could happen’

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Owners of a Harry Potter Airbnb on the UK were “traumatized” after Guests grabbed for rent, causing damage over $ 6,000.

“It has been extremely difficult for us to deal with it,” Sadie told him, who decided to keep her surname privately, told South News Service while rebuilding the massacre. “We never thought that could happen.”

30-year-old Watford, Hertfordshire’s resident, is reported to have several lists on Airbnb and Booking.com.

Among the “most popular points” from Sadie are three settlements inspired by Harry Potter in her hometown, which are targeted by families going to Warner Bros. Studio tour in London.

“We have had rental rents nearly a year and only sometimes have we waited for GUESTS Nice Family,” Sadie said.

The dental hygiene said one of these magical dwellings was rented by two adults on February 15 through the book.

Everything seemed to be copascular until Sadie’s brother, who helps lead the property, entered the premises after their departure and discovered that they had finally turned upside down.

According to Sadie, the vandals had smhed a few cups, broke the sofa and destroyed TV. The mattresses, meanwhile, were stained by a combination of hot chocolate and coffee.

If this were not bad enough, duvet and sheets were immersed in water while walls, blinds, carpets and radiators were completely immersed in fans.

The damage was also done on the cork router and Wi-Fi, according to a report “Criminal Damage” Sadie reported to Hertfordshire police.

“It is clear to see someone who violates the space in this way,” Sadie mourned, who said the damage reached about $ 6.300, including two cleaning and the cost of replacing mattress, TV, sofa bed and router wi- Fi.

“It is difficult to get everything that has been damaged,” Sadie said. “For now, all we can do is suck immediately.”

She was also forced to relocate Guests who had the property book.

The British said she found the particularly discouraging destruction given the whole “time and effort we set to make these magic space for children coming to visit”.

“We have had so many lovely messages left in our book invited by children who enjoyed their attitude,” she said.

Sadie has then contacted the booking, but said they were not very useful.

“They returned saying that the injuries done by the guest are not their responsibility, but we have to send some photos and videos in order for them to be fully addressed,” she said. “We haven’t heard again since providing those images.”

Police are currently investigating the incident.