This listing mentions accessibility, which is simply wrong. The property only has level access into the front door, then a very long staircase. My wife has such reduced mobility that she could not possibly manage those stairs. We could not even enter the apartment, so we had to look for a hotel, which at 11.00 pm after a transatlantic flight was an ordeal, and one that cost us $340. We found an alternative apartment the next day. To be fair to Louis, he did agree to cancel the booking and refund our money, but this experience could have gone catastrophically wrong had we not had someone to help us that night. This could have ended very badly.