This has been the most disappointing, and in some cases deceitful, Airbnb we have rented since we began using the service in 2015. First, the ad for the flat is untruthful: it does not have a terrace. there apparently is a shared area on the roof made of wood decking, some of it loose and easily tripped over. Second, the view from the flat was hardly “deslumbrante”, or “gorgeous”; the flat overlooks a row of apartment buildings three meters away across a narrow cobbled lane. The ad boasts a living room, dining room and bedroom; this is a flat-out lie. the flat consists of a single room. The photographs of the flat make it appear far larger than it was, which was 17 feet by 12 feet, or 204 square feet. There is no elevator in the building and we were on the third floor (European). There was no laundry machine or dryer as promised in the ad. The bottle of shower gel in the shower was almost empty. And, perhaps the worst feature of this flat was the failure to disclose its location in an area packed with bars and restaurants where drunken customers carouse in the streets until 4 a.m. This goes on every night – we stayed there seven nights – and the flat’s standard double-glazed windows offered almost no soundproofing. The interior of the building offers virtually no sound insulation; we could hear our upstairs neighbor movements and conversations without any difficulty. This apartment is listed under Airbnb’s “plus” program, which throws the service’s entire evaluation standards into question.