We had to pay 10 euros to be let in or spend 30 mins going via an office to collect the key which is something I've never experienced with Airbnb in Italy, Hungary, England or Scotland. It's a quiet neighbourhood and quirky flat, but we paid over £700 for three nights and one bin was full from the previous guests and the floor hadn't been cleaned, there was food on it. There is one proper bed, the rest are sofa beds, if you love cats there are so many friendly ones in the building, they are a joy. We didn't receive any water, tea, coffee, milk etc which was disappointing, again nothing like I've experienced across Europe to this point. They also weren't flexible when we asked if we could leave our cases in the apartment for just 1 additional hour despite not having any guests coming in for at least a week. I am sure if they fix the ensuite shower and the cleaning situation and make people feel welcome with information packs and some water on arrival, it will all be great.