The host was notified 2 weeks prior to our arrival that we will be 3 guests staying at her house for 2 consecutive nights. Our plane arrived from Spain late at 11:30 pm that night. We took a taxi to the apartment, and we called the hosts and they opened the door for us, and gave us the key to the apartment. From that point on, we organized our belongings in one place. We spotted a few spiders so we removed them quickly and had to spend the night after a long flight cleaning the apartment, but it wasn't that big of a deal because we thought they may have missed a few spots whilst cleaning prior to our arrival. The next morning, we left to the city center and when we came back in the evening, we were extremely shocked to see 5 more spiders and what was even more dangerous for us was that we spotted a TICK. My friend is a vet and she knew quickly that this tick can actually kill a human if it sticks to their skin. We killed the tick, threw it out the window and slept in disgust that night as well. The next morning, while taking a shower, my friend spotted yet another tick in the bathroom, so we decided that enough is enough and we took a picture of it and we sent it to Airbnb. We were going to talk to the hosts about this horrible experience, but after seeing the rude letter that was stuck to our door, we felt unwelcomed, and our money was spent on staying in a house full of deadly insects, thus we were very disappointed with this stay. I hope these problems get solved for future guests. Other than that, the location was great, and Stefanie's family deserve a big applaud for staying up late for checking us in at midnight. The apartment would have been perfect if it wasn't for the deadly insects.