tl;dr: don't do it. don't.
we booked the 'marble lodge 3a' for three nights. communication beforehand is excellent, they have automated messages so you're not left with any questions.
checking in is considerably convenient, you pick up the keys and get videos and documents for everything. a good idea, though you might run into data problems if you're not from the EU.
the place is located on the Meir, a busy shopping street, very central. the first problem arises on the other side of the building: there's a school and the bell goes at 08:30 sharp. and 08:35. good morning!
getting into the place we were immediately met by an apartment that had definitely not been sufficiently cleaned and had fallen into disrepair. my initial questions about the washing machine have been answered by our host very quickly and in a friendly manner. as soon as I mentioned the problems with the apartment (on which I will elaborate in a bit), there was not a word to be heard back ever. that's a problem.
now: the place resembles the one from the pictures, although there are fewer carpets, different and fewer sofas/chairs and more beds stuffed into the bedrooms. floors dirty and sticky, make-up stains in several places, loads of stuff missing that could easily be replaced: some dishes, coffee pot (although the machine is there – of course it doesn't work with no pot) and the like.
now for some more and bigger issues: the air-conditioning is technically there and works but is incredibly loud, sometimes even when turned off. the air vents in the bathrooms are also rather loud and cannot be turned off.
multiple door handles are MISSING. one bathroom cannot be closed (reminder: loud vent), the other has handles so loose you wouldn't want to try and close for risk of being locked in. the toilet could be closed once, but the handle doesn't work from the outside and is missing from the inside. imagine accidentally locking your kid in and having to call the fire brigade for this. risky!
I actually hurt my hand on quite the sizeable splinter when trying to close a door.
you get the picture: it's once been a nice place, but it seems nobody has been taking care of it for months, maybe years.
checking out was also super easy :)
big plus though: we checked out early (duh) and Airbnb was super understanding and helped us with refunds and finding a different location :)