The picture on airbnb shows the building across the street from Gloria's, not her building, and the actual street address is 10, not 1, which is the number on the airbnb website. She blamed some government regulation for the discrepancy. I was told to keep my showers short, to save electricity, and to use only the table lamp by my bed, not the overnight light. The night before my departure, Gloria said I could turn on the overnight light to pack my bags. Gloria was ill with flu-like symptoms during my four-day stay. She said she'd tested negative for Covid but, given the other discrepancies, I didn't feel reassured. She came into my room when I was out and seemed annoyed that I'd used one of her dresser drawers for my toiletries; other guests, she said, placed theirs on top.She also placed a wooden dowel across the shutters to keep them closed, when I was out. she also asked me to bring up a parcel from downstairs but I left it there because the name on it was not hers. She told me her name was Giorgia, not Gloria. But by then I was sceptical.