The good things: -Great location -Plenty of room -Mostly clean The bad things: -The bathtub was pretty dirty and we had to clean it before it could be used. It was worse that there is no shower so it's intended that you sit down and no one wants to sit down in a dirty tub. -The TV didn't seem to work. I didn't spend a lot of time on it, but it showed a message in German indicating some dollar amount. Not a big deal unless you plan to watch TV, but the listing did say it had TV so not completely accurate. -The big problem was that when we arrived the door handle to the bathroom was broken. The handle on the inside of the door was missing a part and someone had very recently used rubber cement to glue the handle to the inside of the door, but it didn't attach to the lock mechanism that opened the door. SO if you closed the door all the way, you would be locked inside the bathroom with no way out. This happened to my sister. Luckily I was there to open the door. After seeing this, I messaged Andy to tell him and communicate that this was a safety issue as someone could get trapped in the bathroom. He responded and indicated he would call to try and get someone over. That was the last I heard from him on the issue. He had decided not to have anyone fix it but didn't bother to tell me this. I had to partially disassemble the door lock just to prevent anyone from being locked in. The last night of our stay at about 10:30 PM, I messaged Andy and stated that it was disappointing that it had not been fixed and that I didn't even get an additional response from him indicating that he didn't plan to fix it. He replied and told me that since the apartment was cheaper than (full service and well kept) hotels in the same area that I shouldn't expect something like that to be dealt with quickly. It's great that his apt is less than others, but that is no reason to justify an unsafe environment and hide behind a cheaper rate to justify it being unsafe. After receiving that reply I told him it was a shoddy attitude to hide behind the price in that way to justify not addressing critical problems, a sentiment that I still believe to be true. He replied telling me that we should immediately (at 10:30 PM!!!) leave his property. He was kicking us out in the middle of the night!!! After going back and forth with me saying I would not leave until I spoke directly with Airbnb about the situation, he threatened TO CALL THE POLICE if we didn't leave immediately. Again...at 10:30PM. This is all because I correctly described his behavior as being 'shoddy'. Airbnb luckily handled the situation well, compensated us for the hotel...