So this is juist my personal opinion about this listing. It's a solid listing and completely functional: clean, all the basics, for two people is fine, new. I enlisted the things I particularly didn't like but Alina has been great overall. My main issue with this apartment was that it was lacking a lot of details that I value at an Airbnb and also the "Airbnb vibe". It felt like it needed a little more love. Things like no shampoo at all (I've been a host and always provided this kind of stuff, and I always found it in other listings too), no basic spices, salt, pepper and stuff. The kitchen was very very basic in its equipment, not even an oven so it was hard to cook or prepare something which in my opinion is an important part of an Airbnb, you just want to have your things, cook your own breakfast. It's doable but was a little uncomfortable. About the shower, we had to stop it for a few minutes in the middle of the bath to avoid flooding. It looks like the drainage doesn't take water as fast as it comes out, so you need to make pauses in your shower which was kind of uncomfortable. Location wise: it's a little further from what I expected from where the restaurants/bars are at. It's like a 20-25 minute walk, which was fine and by bikes is perfect but keep it in mind. Check out, we asked if we could check out a little later and where we could leave the bags. She told us about the bags but did not mention if we could stay 1-2 more hours at all. We assumed we couldn't as she avoided the topic. The noise in this apartment was terrible. First of all it is a noisy building, that's hard to change. Second of all, we had people drilling for like 2 out of 3 days we stayed at least, and it was hard to sleep with the noise of the drill. Thirdly, the woman next door had a kid that was "shouting" non stop during the day, not even crying. Not only we heard it for a while, but other neighbors from the same floor came to us thinking we were long term tenants so that we would do something all together, it was that bad and everyone was complaining about it. Maybe it was just a bad week noise wise. The house rules, even though reasonable, they didn't have the "Airbnb" sharing community vibe. For example, if you want to check out late, "you would be charged 20 euros", which I completely understand but don't share this value. Sounds more like a hotel and less an Airbnb. I've been a host many times, and if I need the apartment then no flexibility, but if no one is checking in, then it's a yes. Every time I stayed in one it has been the same. Also, stuff like "Make sure you...