I could use this place as an example in a research paper about how AirBnB contributes to gentrification. To summarize this place up shortly, it’s seems to be a poorly put together rental unit made from a whole apartment room that once existed but is now a tiny a room and a former shell of itself with a bathroom door that doesn’t close all the way, an entrance door that doesn’t block the light out from the hallway and seeps through the bottom, and a bathroom water heater with enough water to wash your hands and briefly rinse your hair. To briefly inform non-Austrians, one month of rent for a basic apartment in Vienna that is one bedroom one bathroom will roll around 400€-700€. In every sense of the definition, this place was an entire scam with clearly noticeable edges where new walls were installed to create the tiny rental unit to sell to travelers that don’t know better about the pricing of apartments in Vienna. This place felt like it was an IKEA concept room under construction.