Very modest listing and missing a bit on proper amenities for the Airbnb guest. The host lives in the apartment. She’s nice, and the room is ample (probably a former living room) and has an enjoyable side view to the river. She takes care of the trash, thumbs up. There's also a very small balcony, but cosy, on the other side of the house. However, there's quite a few downsides: the room doesn't have a proper bed. It's a couch, doesn’t have a real mattress, and it's very small and not really comfortable. To be able to sleep I've put the thin floor mattress available in the listing for a 2nd guest on top of the couch. Still, it was very uneven; The window has Venetian blinds but still lets in a lot of light after sunrise. And there were no interior curtains. The host lent me a mask but I still had to climb up a chair, two times, and put a dark blanket, every single night, on the window. And take it off in the morning; There's another Airbnb room side to this listing. And there's a door, with foam covering it, connecting this listing to the other room. So I could hear most of what the other Airbnb guest was doing, and probably the inverse; This is the very first Airbnb listing I've been to that does not have a microwave oven. And that's not very clear in the listed amenities: it says it has an oven but it does not say it doesn't contain a microwave on the unavailable amenities. This is essential, in my opinion; There were also papers taped on many places, all over the apartment, indicating the "house rules". One rule that I found very restrictive is "Do not use shower and kitchen after 11PM". I looked for it on the Airbnb listing and that's not specified on the rules of the listing. Unfortunately, there was no way of knowing this prior to booking, and if I arrived home after 11PM I couldn’t take a shower or eat. The host literally asked me if I could not use the kitchen after 11PM, and if I could cook before 11PM and take the food inside my bedroom and eat it later, cold. There are also other things affecting this listing: loud noise from trains, location is exactly 40 minutes walk to Old Town, high creaking wood floors (very noticeable at night everywhere and the bedroom floor literally shakes when walked on) and a very small fridge shared between the host and the guests of the two Airbnb listings. But these last aspects were what bother me less. Nevertheless, I was able to make it an acceptable stay, leaving in good terms with the host, but I have to give it a below average rating, mostly because I don't feel the host has put much effort or investment into creating basic adequate conditions for the Airbnb guest. And there are simply too many downsides.