You should avoid this AirBnB at all cost. To begin with, the description did not mention that you need a working smartphone and a data plan to gain access to the building in a very confusing communication 2 days before we arrived. What if you don't have a European SIM card, what if your phone battery has died? The owner thought that he absolved himself of everything by sending a video of how to enter the building, and then the apartment, that is impossible to follow - simple, clear, written instructions with the "secret" code to activate the apartment door lock would have made everything much easier. The video was of no use and could not be followed. It was impossible to distinguish the keys of a minuscule keypad (12 keys in a 1" x 1.5" keypad) under someone's fingers - we finally called him and it still took 15 minutes before he deigned to send us the code in a SMS. Fortunately we had a working European SIM card!
The unit itself:
1. there is a refrigerator, but in name only, since it was not working and there was no obvious way to turn it on. Forget about getting anything you'd like to keep cold.
2. there is a bed, also in name only: the mattress and the pillow are the hardest and least yielding I have experienced anywhere, including during stays in teahouses in Nepal and B and B's in Cambodia. Forget about a restful night after a day of sightseeing.
3. the toilet is almost unusable because the toilet seat is broken an no longer affixed to the toilet bowl. Good luck to you if you squirm in the least, you're liable to end on the floor.
4. you need a key to operate the elevator - this means you first have to climb to the third floor to get the key, if you can get in the apartment, and then go back down to get you luggage and reverse this on leaving. And why 3 keys on the keychain? Just to confuse everyone, one more time?
Definitely a very poor experience.