Completely disappointing. We were basically screwed. When we got into the cold apartment and called the host and asked for heating we were told that the central heating would run for 3 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the evening. To get the rooms warm we have to use fan heaters. No joke! But even that about the central heating was a lie. It didn't work at all. We think, that the hosts turned it off completely. The proof for that were the towels and washcloths that we put on the radiators and the just stayed damp for two days.
But that's not all by far:
There wasn't a single place to hang clothes because all the closets and cupboards were completely full of the hosts stuff. There was only a sideboard with drawers in the rooms to put clothes in, but who puts coats and jackets or damp clothes in a drawer?
And also in the bathroom there was not a single possibility to hang wet towels or washcloths to dry. There was just nothing at all.
So because of no towel rails and cold bathroom
we had to dry ourselves off with damp towels.
The hangers that were mentioned in the advertise description were really there, but there was nothing to hang them on.
Next is the cleanliness: it wasn't vacuumed properly, there were clumps of hair on the floors and other dirt. The bathroom floor was not mopped, the drain in the bathtub was clogged with hair.
The room, where we should sit together with the second couple that travelled with us, was just a bad joke. Cheap, much too small folding chairs stood at a table. The rest of the room was full of old school supplies and a wrecked CD player and other stuff. Barely no place to put food and drinks. This room was also the "office/bureau" that the hosts mentioned on their advertise. I had to laugh.There were two battered, wobbly swivel chairs at a dirty children's desk. The printer was on the floor directly under the desk, making it impossible to sit at the desk.
The hosts told us,that they were not at home when we will arrive. They didn't show up during our stay either, but they live in this house also.
All in all we had the feeling that we are not guests but rather a welcome source of income.
In any way we look at this: what the hosts were offering at this enormous price was just a cheek.
There are significantly cheaper places to stay on AirBnB that offer much, much, much, more comfort than two semi-satisfying beds and hot water from the shower.
I really am angry and have no idea how there could be over 30 reviews that made Tricia a superhost.
We often travel with AirBnB and to be fair to other hosts who really care about their guests, I can only give 1 point here (because I cannot give 0) and say that we were ripped off.
100+ euros a night for what we got is simply an impudence.