Communications with the host before the stay were excellent (apart from that some of the info was in German rather than English, but not a big issue to translate). However once we had accessed the key to the room (clear instructions on how to get it) we had some issues finding the room (we didn't realize it was one floor up), we tried to call two of the numbers but none answered, and the "reception" is permanently without any staff. We managed to find the room eventually anyway (probably I should have tried to send a message through airbnb but I didn't had my login information available). The room itself was clean, nothing to complain about regarding that part, except that it smelled a bit of smoke. The kitchen is not really fully equipped, there are some appliances but you would have to get some things in order to be able to prepare food. I did not understand the claim that the location is good, unless you want to walk for an hour you have to take public transport to get anywhere. The area seemed to be predominantly turkish, so the restaurants and shops are mostly adapted to that, there are supermarkets in the area, but they close at 8 pm. I can understand why some people felt unsafe walking after dark. I had problems sleeping due to the hard beds (might just be that my back is spoiled with soft beds) and that it was very warm (no AC). Also the curtains did not extend down the whole lenght of the window, so it was very bright during the morning. However it was quiet. The shower cant be used at full power or the bathroom will be flooded so it was a bit tedious. The "shared terrace" is just an empty wooden deck with an abandoned pool. In retrospect I would have picked some other place, sorry.