The hostress was friendly until the day of our arrival then proceeded to not answer any of our msgs and calls. We were greeted by a friend of hers at the apt eho spoke very little English (the hostess never told us in advance we would be greeted by such friend). There was no acustic isolation, the apt is street level so you can hear all the noises outside as if there were no walls between you and the street. I woke up at 3am with people walking down the streets talking in a normal tone of voice. Then kept being woken up by every car that passed by. The apt is damp, with no air circulation. When we first arrived there was a very strong smell of artificial lavender essence (which the hostess’ friend spread all over the apt prior to our arrival trying to cover up a previous guest’s smell of cooked Indian food) then of mold. There are no windows, except for a part of the door that can open like a window so it was almost impossible to get the bad smell off or to get any natural ventilation going. There was a dehumidifier in the bathroom that we were told we needed to switch off once a day and throw away the used water into the toilet. The shower is the tiniest shower I have ever used in my life, I could not comfortably stand up straight, it was claustrophobic. And one can only take one hot shower at a time. We were told it took 15min after a first hot shower for the hot water to be available again. That unfortunately was not the case with us and I ended up having to take a cold shower after our 10h plus trip to get there bc my gf had taken the only available hot shower of the day before me. The only positive thing about this airbnb is it’s location.