First off I want to say, my wife and I have stayed in 6 Airbnb’s on our trip in Italy. Some have been amazing, some have been great but this was our first horrible stay. The location was good in that it was close to the train station but bad in that it was very loud both nights we stayed. Barking dogs for a few hours and very loud passers by. This could be fixed by adding a fan so the windows could be closed, but when we closed them, the room became super hot like a sauna. Both nights, the noise was at a high level until well after 1am, to which I could not sleep. The second night was not as loud as the first though. The open windows also invited misquotes in both nights, causing me to stay awake to kill them, only to find more in the morning, and bites on our bodies. My wife booked the room 3 months in advance, but when we attended, it was not as advertised. No veil over the bed, different curtains, water leak stains on the walls and ceiling and peeling paint above the bed where a leak was recently present. We were not greeted by the host, and when we needed help, felt helpless. While climbing the main stairs up, my wife bumped her head on the ceiling of the stairs above as there was no sign making aware that there was a low cement ceiling. When descending, I had to duck quite low as the stairs were at least 10” too low and I am only 5’9”. Some of the decor was pleasant and beautiful, and others were patched up with wrapping paper, like the mirror frame in the bedroom. It looked like it was dropped then had wrapping paper taped on to hide it. The absolute worst part was the bathroom. As soon as I walked into it, I could smell a strong odour of mold. While using the toilet, I surveyed the shower, a corner unit with the glass walls removed, replaced with a curtain. That’s fine, but the curtain was so high that it barely reached the shower basin. Later while showering, the smell of mold increased as I tried to keep the curtain tucked in to the basin as I showered, with the water pressure enough to push it back out, soaking the floor. I found this extremely difficult as I’m a single leg amputee. While showering I noticed mold in the shower between the guides that hold the glass to the wall(as they were loose), behind the water valves and in between tiles. I confirmed it when I scraped some off with my nails. When I exited the shower I saw loads of mold around the perimeter of the skylight as well. When I messaged the host, she said it was due to being close to the water(Grand Canal), but I said that is just an excuse and that it was lack...