We should’ve translated and read all reviews to this place before booking, particularly Eduardo’s which is exactly what we experienced. This is our most expensive stay in Europe, yet it’s the most disappointing. First of all, check in was a pain. We clicked on the map from the Airbnb site, thinking it was a proper address and got there. We then contacted “Adela” twice via Airbnb saying we’re in front waiting with no response after almost 30 minutes. So we ended up calling the number and Thomas answered. We could barely communicate since his English was not great. We kept telling him that we’re outside waiting (this was before realizing we didn’t have the right address). Then after 3 phone calls, he eventually texted the proper address. Thanks a lot for the late info! So we walked even more with our luggage in tow. We finally saw him and he looked sketchy (see Eduardo’s comment). Something did not feel right. He didn’t tell us what his relationship was with Adela as she was nowhere to be found. Eventually got into the apartment and surprised on what we saw. The pictures seemed “staged”. The walls have a lot of water damage and stains. Floors have scratches everywhere, bed and bedding sets are not good quality. The apt is not clean with dusts, spiderwebs, and ants. The tub was high, shower was hand-held, and curtain was dingy. Thomas gave us basic instructions then he left with a few bags on hand. I think he and his family actually live in the apt and he just tried to clean the place before we arrived. There was also something under the bed that I didn’t bother figuring out. This is not a proper Airbnb in the sense of paying taxes or cleanliness (at least for what we paid for). I’m starting to wonder if Adela on the picture is actually the real person we rented this from. I’m looking at reviews now and seeing many names--Jana, Tereza, Adela, and Thomas. On the positive note, the location was great and close to everything and it can sleep many people. We would not stay here again. Good luck.