Our response to this apartment was negative and positive.
Positive: As others reviewed, A/C is great. It’s close to lots of attractions/restaurants. Nice to have two toilets and two showers. The beds/bedding are comfortable. Overall bathroom/bedroom cleanliness was good, but the entry and kitchen needed help.
Negatives: Others described a urine smell in the hall, which we noticed too. We had to document a list of complaints upon checkin to avoid getting blamed for issues at checkout. Namely: the front door looked like it had been kicked in, which feels more crime scene than a safe place to stay. Also: a cracked wine glass, broken/stained chair and cabinets, stains on wall and dirty underwear on a shelf from a previous guest.
The published amenities included things like cooking oil (there was none), a clothing washer + dishwasher (but no pods/detergent for either), no dishtowel/sponge or paper towels, and only 3 random coffee pods (not a huge deal). We stayed in three AirBnBs on this trip to Europe and this was the one with the least attention to those details. All the others featured oil, detergents, coffees, teas, treats, etc.
On the day we checked out, we woke up at 7 a.m. to NO water which posed a clear challenge to four people needing to go to the bathroom, shower, brush teeth and wash-up. We immediately reached out to the host. We received no response until we were boarding at the airport. Had we received even an apology or kind gesture to reimburse us for bottled water at the time of the complaint, it would have been all the difference. The host claimed there was a union issue, but there was running water from a hose on the first floor of the same building, the next door restaurant had water and the G20 Grocer a few doors away had water.
Even if it was out of the hosts hands, we hoped for more. AirBnb swiftly responded and we are grateful for their attention they have devoted to making right these issues.