It is important to note that the pictures do not represent the actual apartment you may be given, but rather, they are photos from multiple apartments, and you may end up with an apartment not pictured at all, as we did. When we arrived, we were surprised to see the 3 bedroom apartment we booked only had 2 bedrooms and none of photos represented the actual apartment (the photos were all much nicer, with a completely different floor plan, more space, and nicer decor). When we contacted the host to let them know we were not in the apartment we booked, we were told we booked a 2 bedroom and the photos didn’t actually represent the exact apartment. We told the host this wasn’t acceptable as we needed a third bedroom and paid a lot of money for a much nicer and bigger apartment like the one shown in the pictures. It wasn’t until I contacted Airbnb to lodge complaint that they offered to give us 2 of the smaller apartments instead of the larger one we booked. However, we felt extremely uncomfortable staying, and ended up cancelling our booking 2 hours after check in and finding a new place to stay that night. While they did offer a solution and were apologetic after we cancelled, they were quite rude when we we’re discussing the problems with the apartment and did not seem to see an issue with posting pictures for multiple apartments, and giving us an apartment not in the pictures. We were really excited to stay here, as we are students travelling who often don’t splurge on an Airbnb. When we were given a completely different apartment without much help from the host we were really disappointed and had to cancel.