This was a well arranged, clean, airy, large space, very nicely located. However, it lacked the warmth of a home and home owners who extend their hospitality to strangers in their country. Unlike privately owned residences, the Kundera apartment is owned and operated by a company. It has multiple 'hosts' to get in touch with, neither of whom are really there to meet you or welcome you or settle you in. We had a bit of a problem the day we arrived since one of us was ill. Rentego was nice enough to allow the ill person to be in before the designated check-in time but consequently, she had to face a very crabby cleaning lady!
The amenities in the house need a bit of an overhaul - The microwave doesn't work too well, the fridge doesn't cool very well and the 2 pull-out beds in the living room are very uncomfortable. In fact, there were no instructions on how to make the sofas into beds and we spent the first night tossing and turning on the sofas! The apartment is comfortable for 6 persons since there are 6 proper beds - 3 per bedroom. It should be advertised as a a 6 bed, not 8 - unless the 2 sofa beds are changed.
It is very important to meet one's host and be able to put a face to a name when one books an air bnb in a foreign country. For me, Ariadna of Rentego came closest to being this host. She was warm, welcoming and very helpful - especially during the medical crisis we found ourselves in. Without her, I don't think we would have had a very happy stay.