Never an Airbnb did disappoint me in such a way. The place seems like any regular stay if you look at the images. But as soon as you get in, you will start to see you have been played.
To start, the place is unsanitary. The WC brush was sitting in brown liquid, the oven had never been cleaned in its existence, there were fungi growing on one of the plant present, the hairdryer filter was full of dust and skin, the vacuum cleaner was full from other's people residue.
The cooking situation was much worse. No pans were provided, so you can not cook. Let me repeat this, you can not cook in this Airbnb. The host was challenged about this, and promised to "bring new pans". He did not and ignored my request. The host did not provide what he promised he would, and left me having to throw groceries away as I was unable to cook it.
The place sits next to a construction site, which is gargantuan. It's constantly lit at night by 5 enormous, blindingly bright flood lights that make it impossible to simply look outside during the night. During the day, you have a direct view on about 20 people working about each day. And they also get a very nice view on you. On the opposite side, the numerous windows allow people walking in the corridor and out of the elevators to see inside. There is no privacy, and you end up keeping the curtains closed at all time because of this. A shame.
The rooftop is nothing to write home about. You go there once and never returns since there is nothing to do beside 1 or 2 selfie picture.
The location seems good on paper, but you actually end up living on a street where the patrons of nearby bars go relieve themselves. The street reeks at all time and feels quite unsafe during the night.
There were many broken items as well, for exemple the bed itself had a gaping hole with shards of wood in it. While the host takes (agains Abnb rules!) a security deposit when you arrive, they don't use to repair anything at all. It truly feels like this illegal deposit is more a coercive way to force you to leave the host alone during you stay, lest you face the loss of 250€. We did not pressure the host to give us the cooking stencils he promised because we felt taken hostage somehow.
And to finish, the couch might probably the worst I have ever experienced in my entire life. Even the cheap one from Ikea offer more comfort. I was totally oblivious to how terrible a couch could be, well now I know.