The flat is spacious and the location is good. The kitchen was filthy with greasy dirt everywhere. Every cabinet, drawer, freezer and fridge was crammed with food, some of it open, outdated, etc. All of the handles of every cabinet was greasy grime when you grabbed hold. The floors were also dirty. The one bathroom had a vanity mirror and when my husband went to plug it in he received a shock because the wire was exposed. This is a danger. We were a family of five. We were promised two sets of keys (I had read a previous complaint about this). When we arrived, Sami who is Eden's better half (smiling lovely young man who speaks no English), called Eden about the keys and Eden said it wasn't possible to have a second set. I showed Sami the text from Eden where he promised the keys and code to the trash area. Sami then gave me his set of keys and promised to return with the trash area code and towel since they did not provide enough. That never happened. The home belongs to an elderly woman (not Eden or Sami) and is full of lovely antiques and tall ceilings and a grand piano. The issue is it is overflowing with personal belongings everywhere. The front bedroom you need to keep the windows closed because the noise on the street is loud and incessant. That makes the room rather stifling since there was no air conditioning. The two sofa beds in the living room are just big velvet long sofas (not true beds) and we struggled to find sheets, pillows and blankets among the over stuffed personal items since nothing was laid out. Also- while there is a washer (no dryer as is most of flats we stayed in Europe) the towel bars do not heat up as in other flats so it takes forever to dry your clothes. Additionally, the flat was listed at a certain price per night for the dates I needed and then when I went to book it, it jumped 65$ a night. When I asked Eden - he said it must have to do with taxes. I explained that was not the case and then he went silent on me. Since I had unfortunately delayed booking my stay there was little available with three bedrooms so I decided to pay the additional amount, but it left a bad taste in my mouth. Finally, on our last day, my husband slipped in the dangerous shower. The floor is extremely slippery (I almost fell once also) and the shower heads do not work properly with water flying all over the bathroom. When my husband fell, both feet went up from underneath him and the glass wall cracked. Two weeks out he is still in pain. Eden has numerous properties on Airbnb. This is a business for him and it appears he likes the income without any investment in cleanliness, comfort of proper towels, place to dispose of trash, honest communication, safety, transparency etc. The flat itself is lovely aside from the identified dangers and filthy overflowing kitchen. Hopefully the danger issues will have been remedied for future stays, but one needs to understand the kind of person you are transacting with. Extremely different from every other airbnb experience I have had.