This is a difficult review to write. It was a negative experience, but if host corrects listing it should not be an issue again. Apartment was originally listed as an entire flat, which we booked. However, we made the mistake of not listing three people in the booking. When we arrived, host had rented the other rooms in the apartment to others, on the assumption that even though we had booked the entire apartment, only one of the rooms would be used. I value privacy and travel with a great deal of equipment; I regularly book an entire unit for myself. In this case, there was a per head fee I had not realized for the extra people. When we agreed to pay the fee, it fixed the issue for the host, but did not address the fact that we still did not have exclusive access to the apartment. My friends had to stay in an apartment next door the first night because people were in the other rooms. On next night, we shared the apartment with another person that had rented out one of the rooms. Even when it was made clear that we felt that we had rented the entire apartment, as per the listing, host continued to let herself into the apartment, once coming in at midnight to check how we were doing. She said she lived elsewhere, but spent the last night in one of the rooms in our apartment. We felt very micromanaged. After the initial discussion where we agreed to pay the per head fee, it was very uncomfortable to have additional discussions with the host. Never once did the host acknowledge that the apartment had been listed as “entire unit” and not as a room, and insisted that this was how it was done in Munich. If the listing is currently listed as a room for rent, then I see no reason why this would not be a wonderful stay. If it is listed as an entire apartment, I encourage you to confirm with host that you will actually have exclusive access to the apartment, and not be sharing it with others. Ultimately we had to ask Airbnb to help, and they resolved it to satisfaction.