My husband and I booked this room for our stay in Prague. The photos looked great, and it had high reviews. What could go wrong? It turns out quite a bit. Our check-in with Vincent was great. He is a very nice guy and was able to accommodate our late flight into Prague. He showed us around the property and how everything worked. When we got to the shower room the light wouldn't turn on. Burnt out bulb, it's cool, He said he would fix it. While chatting he mentions that he has sixteen other properties. Interesting, but a minor red flag to me. He leaves after the tour and my husband and I proceed with our evening and start getting ready for bed. The first issue was in the shower. Vincent had come back into the apartment at some point and placed a floor lamp into the bathroom instead of replacing the bulb. Maybe there was some other electrical issue? I don't know. But it stayed like this until we checked out three days later. Then there was the shower curtain, which was moldy and was suspended over the tub by a cable wrapped around some screws. Not a huge deal, but a bit of a bummer because that is such an easy and cheap fix. The shower head is a handheld nozzle that seems to be common in Prague. This was wrapped around the tub spigot due to the wall mount being broken. Another very simple fix. After my shower my husband notified me that the toilet situation was a little strange. The room was very small which seems to be standard throughout Europe. We are both relatively small people and experienced some minor discomfort with the size of this room. I can't imagine anyone in the 6 foot range using the toilet facilities comfortably here. The toilet wobbles on its foundation as if it was never properly bolted to the ground. And the flush lever looks as if it has been broken for a long time and has been replaced by a chain that we were instructed by Vincent to be careful with while flushing. More simple cheap fixes. After discovering all these other issues we are finally laying down to try and get some sleep. This is when we discover that we are not in fact sleeping on a mattress, but a futon. Again, not a huge deal, but not exactly comfortable and not advertised for the room. At this point in our evening we are starting to question whether we should have booked this place. We aren't exceptionally finicky people. We are both avid backpackers and have stayed in a variety of hotels and airbnb locations. We are willing to make most situations work and recognize that we are in another country which may have different housing standards. But we came to the conclusion that if we had found this many minor issues already what was going on beneath the surface of this property? It...