The apartment was unlike any other place we've ever stayed. It was old and dark but not without a certain charm.
However, we found the bed linens and towels smelly. One of the beds had a few planks out of place and the mattress was sagging so we had to take off the mattress to fix the planks before we could sleep on it. There were mosquitoes and we all got bitten in the night. The water boiler was very dirty and slippery inside and we had to wash several times before we could use it without stuff floating around in it. There was also a layer of dust on at least one of the chairs in the room. One bedroom door was so incredibly noisy that my parents were afraid to open the door before the others had woken up. Both bathtubs were hard to shower in because the curtain or door only covered halfway around. Water still got out of the side that was uncovered, and it was cold to shower like that.
On top of all that, we didn't have WiFi until 18 hours into our stay because the host was unresponsive. Immediately after check-in, I contacted Valentina because the WiFi network was not visible, and even if you connected to it directly there was no internet available. She said to connect to another network and gave us the password, but it signal was weak and could only be accessed in the doorway of one of the apartments, and not at all in the other apartment. I contacted Valentina but there was no response and eventually contacted Airbnb support as well, which was also not able to reach her. The next morning, 18 hours into our stay, Valentina finally responded and gave us another network that we could connect to.
The host was not responsive to our needs and it appears that the host does not intend or want to show up in-person if there are any problems. It's obvious through the check-in process, which forces you to get the key on the other side of the island (next to the train station). There were ~10 key boxes, probably all managed by the same host, and message was clear that the host wanted to be as distant as possible. Unfortunately, this severely impacted our trip as most of us were unable to access any internet at all for almost half our stay.