It's okay to dislike body hair. You can find it ugly, uncomfortable, irritating or unattractive. You can like it on one person but not another, or be fine with it on someone else but not yourself or vice versa. You can think certain amounts of it certain places are fine, but others arw unacceptable. This is all okay - you're allowed to have personal and aesthetic preferences and tastes.
You may not, however, consider it unhygenic - especially pubic hair.
Pubic hair is the body's defense mechanism for very vulnerable anatomy. Testicles are insulated by pubic hair and the topside bush helps protect the penis from unpleasant collisions. Vaginal pubic hair maintains the very delicate ecosystem of yeast, bacteria and moisture that clean and balance the labia, clitoris, vagina and urethra. For vagina owners, this hair helps prevent yeast and bladder infections along with mitigating unpleasant discharge and smells (usually spawned from being too dry or the ecosystem no longer being capable of the maintenance).
You're free to have whatever tastes in body hair you like. But no arrangement of natural hair is unhygenic.