After we’d been in the apartment a few days, my wife said, “This is the first Airbnb that I would be happy to live in.” Every part of the apartment feels spacious (including the nice large shower), the furnishings are sturdy, everything is in excellent condition, there is real art on the walls, the location is great, the hosts provided us with two keys, the mattress was firm and comfortable, the area is quiet so you can sleep well, there is plenty of hot water, the water pressure is excellent, the apartment gets direct sunlight in February, and sitting out on the tiny balcony to read and drink tea was wonderful. The only problem was the check-in. 1) Website says early drop off of luggage allowed, but when we arrived at 14:35 to drop off our bags before the 15:00 check-in, we weren’t allowed to. 2) The host pulled out a rental contract for us to sign. I didn’t want to sign it but felt pressured to do so. Later I went to the Airbnb website and discovered that hosts are not allowed to present you with a rental contract unless they tell you about it before you make your reservation, which these hosts didn’t. 3) The site says extra blankets and extra pillows are in the apartment, but they are not; my wife and I got two pillows and one blanket. We had to call the hosts and have them bring us another blanket. 4) if you stay here in the winter, you need to empty the very small acid-water tank into the toilet every three days. There was no mention of this responsibility on the website. 5) The host said not to put the liquid detergent in the detergent slot of the washing machine but to pour it directly into the barrel; this is not the best way to clean clothes, and when I downloaded the manufacturer’s manual, it said to put the detergent into the detergent slot. I wanted clean clothes. Despite these five problems with check-in, my wife and I loved the apartment, and I have already recommended it to two of our friends. It’s a great place.