The listing wasn't entirely correct, but the place was nice anyway. There were some good points and some bad points. Overall, nice place, not-so-good experience.
The good: clean apartment, nicely renovated and decorated, walking distance to central district, decent price.
The bad: no elevator (four flights of stairs), this is actually a shared accommodation (NOT the entire place as advertised), check-in was done by someone who spoke no english, no air conditioning... not necessarily bad, but no towel swans or welcome champagne as shown in the pictures...
Had this place been honestly advertised, we would not have booked. We could have avoided a very awkward encounter with the other guests who checked-in later and also thought they booked the "entire place" and refused to let us in at 11:00PM. We called the host to complain, and he said he would update the listing to be more accurate (though he kept trying to convince us that the locking door separating our rooms from the common areas constituted an "entire apartment"). Due to this lack of clarity, the other occupants had groceries and belongings all over the kitchen and had taken the shared trash bin to their room for the whole stay. Also, the initial check-in could have been better; we were instructed to meet the assistant Maria, but she was not there when we arrived. We then called, but no answer. A different lady shortly showed up; although very pleasant, she spoke no English, so the check-in was a series of pointing and nodding along, with seemingly no mention if there was another occupant or if one would be joining during our visit, etc. One redeeming quality was the fact that we left an article of clothing behind that the host immediately agreed to return, which was much appreciated.