A couple from Calgary, Canada, put their house up on short-term rental site Airbnb to try and get a bit of extra cash - but they ended up with trash.
Mark and Star King rented their home to four adults for a weekend, but were shocked to hear from their neighbours that the police were at their house halfway through the weekend.
The four renters had thrown a huge party and left their house completely trashed, full of rubbish and with many items broken or destroyed.
The extent of the damage is thought to be $75,000 (£40,500), which the Kings hope will be covered by Airbnb.
"I had my fair share of party days and I've never been privy to something like this," a local police officer said. "This is disgusting."
A spokesperson for Airbnb told HuffPost UK: "We have zero tolerance for this kind of behavior and our team is working quickly to make this right.
"We have banned this guest from Airbnb, and our Trust and Safety team will offer its full assistance to law enforcement in any investigation of this incident.
"We have been in very close contact with these hosts and we are working quickly to reimburse them under our $1 Million Host Guarantee, which covers a host’s property in the rare event of damages. Over 35 million guests have stayed on Airbnb, and property damage is extremely rare."
The California based company describes itself as "a trusted community marketplace for people to list, discover, and book unique accommodation around the world".
The Nicest Places to Rent on Airbnb Across Canada
Whistler: A chalet just 30 metres from the ski hill ($1,674 per night)(01 of124)
Eight bedrooms, two private hot tubs and an incredible view of the mountains ... now this is what we call a chalet! (credit:Airbnb)
Whistler: A chalet just 30 metres from the ski hill ($1,674 per night)(02 of124)
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Whistler: A chalet just 30 metres from the ski hill ($1,674 per night)(03 of124)
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Whistler: A chalet just 30 metres from the ski hill ($1,674 per night)(04 of124)
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Whistler: A chalet just 30 metres from the ski hill ($1,674 per night)(05 of124)
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Whistler: A chalet just 30 metres from the ski hill ($1,674 per night)(06 of124)
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Whistler: A chalet just 30 metres from the ski hill ($1,674 per night)(07 of124)
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Whistler: A chalet just 30 metres from the ski hill ($1,674 per night)(08 of124)
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Whistler: A chalet just 30 metres from the ski hill ($1,674 per night)(09 of124)
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Whistler: A chalet just 30 metres from the ski hill ($1,674 per night)(10 of124)
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Whistler: A chalet just 30 metres from the ski hill ($1,674 per night)(11 of124)
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A Victorian Castle in Downtown Toronto ($2,499 per night)(12 of124)
If you want to get married in a classy location, the McCormick Estate is perfect. It's a well-known property after having featured in films and TV shows such as "Anne of Green Gables." (credit:Airbnb)
A Victorian Castle in Downtown Toronto ($2,499 per night)(13 of124)
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A Victorian Castle in Downtown Toronto ($2,499 per night)(14 of124)
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A Victorian Castle in Downtown Toronto ($2,499 per night)(15 of124)
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A Victorian Castle in Downtown Toronto ($2,499 per night)(16 of124)
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A Victorian Castle in Downtown Toronto ($2,499 per night)(17 of124)
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A Victorian Castle in Downtown Toronto ($2,499 per night)(18 of124)
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A Victorian Castle in Downtown Toronto ($2,499 per night)(19 of124)
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A Victorian Castle in Downtown Toronto ($2,499 per night)(20 of124)
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A Victorian Castle in Downtown Toronto ($2,499 per night)(21 of124)
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A Victorian Castle in Downtown Toronto ($2,499 per night)(22 of124)
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A Victorian Castle in Downtown Toronto ($2,499 per night)(23 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(24 of124)
Situated on Cherry Island in Ontario's Muskoka region, this chalet rents only for a week or a month at a time in the summer, or for a minimum of three days for long weekends in the spring and the fall. This place has a Bentley pontoon boat, two canoes, two kayaks and a paddleboard. And that's saying nothing of the house itself. (credit:Airbnb)
A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(25 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(26 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(27 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(28 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(29 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(30 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(31 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(32 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(33 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(34 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(35 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(36 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(37 of124)
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A luxurious chalet on a private island in the Muskoka region ($1,500 per night)(38 of124)
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A concrete house in a Vancouver suburb ($1,800 per night)(39 of124)
This place could serve as a James Bond villain's headquarters. The Airbnb listing emphasizes its security; you can drive into the home through a tunnel. A rooftop patio allows you to supervise your surroundings, martini in hand. (credit:Airbnb)
A concrete house in a Vancouver suburb ($1,800 per night)(40 of124)
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A concrete house in a Vancouver suburb ($1,800 per night)(41 of124)
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A concrete house in a Vancouver suburb ($1,800 per night)(42 of124)
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A concrete house in a Vancouver suburb ($1,800 per night)(43 of124)
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A concrete house in a Vancouver suburb ($1,800 per night)(44 of124)
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A concrete house in a Vancouver suburb ($1,800 per night)(45 of124)
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A concrete house in a Vancouver suburb ($1,800 per night)(46 of124)
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A concrete house in a Vancouver suburb ($1,800 per night)(47 of124)
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A concrete house in a Vancouver suburb ($1,800 per night)(48 of124)
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A former convent in the Laurentides ($1,600 per night)(49 of124)
This is a lovely chalet formally known as the Convent of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary in Québec, who operated it for six decades until 2013. It can accommodate groups of up to 40 people, and it has a multifunctional space great for workshops, training sessions, even yoga! (credit:Airbnb)
A former convent in the Laurentides ($1,600 per night)(50 of124)
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A former convent in the Laurentides ($1,600 per night)(51 of124)
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A former convent in the Laurentides ($1,600 per night)(52 of124)
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A former convent in the Laurentides ($1,600 per night)(53 of124)
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A former convent in the Laurentides ($1,600 per night)(54 of124)
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A former convent in the Laurentides ($1,600 per night)(55 of124)
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NEXT: A Montreal castle you can rent on Airbnb.
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This gallery shows photos of an Old Montreal castle available for rent over Airbnb in 2015. Check out the listing for more information. (credit:Airbnb)
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