I came here with a group of 14 for a bachelor party. We were very respectful and followed all of the ridiculous rules we were given, we recieved no complaints about our behaviour and kept volumes to a minimum after 10 pm.
That being said, we had a very uncomfortable stay. When we arrived, the toilet seat wasn't attached properly and there were 2 rolls of toilet paper. We had to purchase toilet paper, paper towel, and garbage bags as these weren't provided in adequate quantities.
We were asked to agree to a ridiculous set of rules claimed that the host will fine us for any noise complaints, that there were noise sensors in the house and any unacceptable noise levels will results in a call from the host, to which we have 5 minutes to respond before the host sends people to investigate and incur fines. Check the rules thoroughly as these are very invasive measures and unreasonable.
Ironically, while the host is very strict about noise, there's a bar next door that kept us up all night the first night of our stay.
There's no AC in the building, which is posted on the ad and that's fine. What isn't fine is that we had 1 fan in the apartment for a group of 14 of us.
The beds are as cheap as they can get, half the mattresses are children's mattresses and I could feel every slat under them. The bunk beds are rickety and had us concerned whether they could hold our weight.
The ad mentions a video camera on the terrace, which the host will use to monitor how many people are on the terrace past 10pm. We were called as the camera was angled down by one of our group at 11:30 to put it back up. So the host does check this camera, which is very uncomfortable.
It felt like we were being watched the whole time, it was hot and uncomfortable to stay in the apartment. We tried to spend the least amount of time in the place as possible. It also does not fit that number of people comfortably at all.
For visitors out of town, as we were, it's in a pretty industrial area, and we did not feel welcome at all.