This was an unusual AIrbnb situation for me. In all my years of using this service, this was the first time a host offered us an alternative venue a few days before our stay. As we were in the middle of our busy holiday around the Baltics, I just took a quick look at the link and trusted that Kristine had given me a similar place to the one I had booked. Well, this apartment was certainly not up to the standard we expected. We were a group consisting of two couples, arriving late in the evening for just one night, so mainly wanting a comfortable night's sleep. To our surprise, only one of the bedrooms was prepared for us. The other rather small bedroom had a sofa in it, and there was no indication of how to convert it to a bed for two people, nor were any sheets or pillows put out. A message to Kristine sorted out how to set this bed up and access the required linens, but then the resulting bed was oddly shaped and certainly not enough room for a couple. We then used the wifi in the apartment to take a good look at the pictures on the listing in Airbnb and found that the lounge room couch was shown to extend to a double bed. Gave this a try, but with no success! So one of us just spent a less than comfortable night on the couch!
To be fair, it is a large apartment, conveniently located on the fringes of the old city, reasonably clean and comfortable for a family with kids, for example. I think that for the price that is shown on the listing, it would have been a good option. However, for the price we paid ( and we did not get offered a refund of the extra amount) it was a disappointing experience.