Although the the apartment itself was okay, the overall experience was disappointing and the opposite of Airbnb's usual standard of hospitality. It seems the host owns (and rents out) a number of apartments in the same building complex and wants to make quick money while minimizing any interaction with guests.

We had booked this apartment around two weeks before our visit but did not hear from Warrick at all after our booking request was accepted. When we reached out to confirm what the check-in process would be like, Warrick was reluctant to provide us with a number that we can call in case we had any trouble finding the apartment (we were instructed to simply "leave a message or send SMS/text"). No one was available at the Reception after 6pm (which we only found out on the day itself when we reached out), so we were not provided with any information or tips about the apartment or the surrounding area.

In fact, no effort was made to interact with us until the next morning, when a man came banging on our door just as we were about to finish washing the dishes and cleaning up the kitchen in order to check-out of the apartment (by the way, we had to do this because there was a note attached to our keys indicating that extra cleaning charges would apply otherwise -- this was not mentioned in the listing for the apartment or in any of Warrick's messages).

When we opened the door, without saying "hello" or introducing himself or exchanging any pleasantries, Warrick started grunting at us and said we had to leave immediately as we were allegedly "causing problems" for the cleaners, even though Warrick acknowledged that there were two apartments next to ours that the cleaners would need to finish cleaning before they would be coming to ours.

All in all, more of a hotel experience with a grumpy receptionist than what we are used to from other Airbnb stays.