Great listing, fantastic location. Never actually met "Rudy" and we aren't even sure if he exists. We were checked in by a woman who spoke no English and "didn't understand" our attempts to communicate in Spanish. She was extremely rude to us. She demanded the city tax which she called "breakfast." To us, this meant that we were paying 3.50 each night for a breakfast we did not want. We eventually were allowed to read the fee chart and were able to understand that this is, in fact, a tax. There was absolutely no mention of this on the listing which meant that the price advertised was incorrect. Frankly, this was just plain inconsiderate and falsely advertised. Speaking of false advertising, the accommodation looks absolutely nothing like the pictures on the Airbnb website. Each time we attempted to contact "Rudy" they was no response. This is an unacceptable way for a host to behave. He may be busy with other properties, but he absolutely cannot neglect any of his customers and guests. Rudy, if you're going to be a host for Airbnb and expect your guests to abide by the code of conduct, you need to likewise act like a decent human being. And we didn't feel completely safe or comfortable in the apartment for two reasons: one, there was a camera on the desk in the hallway signifying that we were being watched. Not only was this nerve-wracking, but we wondered if there were other cameras watching us that we could see. Second, the electronic door was so slow that other people could have easily followed us into the building and then sneaked into the apartment if the door was left open (like we returned to find it one night). Overall, the experience was a prime example of uncomfortable and unacceptable false advertising. You can easily find a better, safer accommodation for less money.