This Airb&b is a perfect example of how Airb&b has been gamed. This apartment is clearly not Someone’s home. There is some commodity art slapped on the walls and it feels like a cheap hotel, but without any service. The instructions to get into the buildings complex and parking were both convoluted and lacking, so it took over an hour to get in. The unit keys were in a lock box attached to a traffic sign down the street! They didn’t even bother to tell us which spot to use in the underground parking (and if you park in the wrong place, you’ll find a boot on your wheel). Nor did they give adequate instructions as to how to find the apartment in an unmarked warren of apartments.The floors in the apartment were filthy, the couch was stained, the tv did not work and the door to the balcony didn’t lock properly and was accessible to the adjacent apartment. Their solution for the tv was to have me go out and purchase batteries for the remote. Not exactly something I was inclined to do on my holiday. “Barrie” the phantom owner has a “support team” that must manage airb&b’s all over Europe. To sum it up, it makes you what to stay in a hotel!