If I hadn't had a negative interaction with the host, I would have given this listing 3 stars. It's very small, and the bed is very uncomfortable but a good location encourages you not to spend much time there and is mostly enjoyable.
However, one of our evenings there, there was a short circuit in the apartment. The circuit wouldn't turn back on and an electrician needed to be called because the maintenance man was on vacation. Everything that was plugged in belonged to the apartment, except for our MacBook charger (from Canada) which we adapted to the Argentinian outlet with an adapter from the apartment. She had an electrician come and fix it the same day and I thought she was a very good host.
However, once we checked out I received a request to pay for the electrician. She claimed that my charger must have caused the short circuit because she uses her adapter for her own computer. However I explained to her that we plugged in our computer with our own adapter in the same outlet with no short circuit. In cases like these, where the guest has no control of the state of the electricity, the burden of maintenance should rest with the owner of the property.
But even settling this would not bother me much, Airbnb has not deemed me responsible in the dispute. It was her aggressive insistence that I pay for her maintenance. My calm arguments were met with "who are you to tell me how to run my rental" and saying that because we only stayed 3 nights it was unfair that she had to deal with a maintenance issue. However, the reality is if you own a home, something needs to get fixed eventually. It seems greedy to make people who are paying you to stay in your property pay for maintenance issues.
Long-winded but I felt I should share. If something goes wrong in the apartment be prepared for a battle.