We booked this unit somewhat at the last minute, so I'm grateful that the hosts could accommodate us. But the person answering the messages had not communicated with the host named in the listing, so there was some confusion about whether we were arriving and how we would get in.
Once we got in, it was obvious that while the text of the listing isn't explicitly untrue, photos don't show the true dimensions of the extremely small living room and kitchen. The apartment is cramped and not suitable for anything except sleeping. Two people cannot move around comfortably or sit on the sofa together, which is a foldout futon that cannot possibly sleep two as advertised in the listing. Once it's pulled out, you can't walk across the room. And only one person can move around the kitchen at a time because it's so narrow. It feels like everything has been done cheaply and with low-quality items to be able to say in the listing that it exists but not actually deliver a livable space. (There is a large shared patio but it was raining during our stay so using it wasn't an option.)
The wifi was slow, and the low-pressure hot water ran out before even one person finished showering, so we were not able to take showers on our one morning there. We left after one night and found somewhere else to stay.