The apartment was clean and I think that was the biggest advantage. It is located next to a rather busy street and the walls were thin and windows not soundproof, so be ready to wake up because of the street noise.
The communication with the host was rather ok until our arrival. The address was not precise, we could not find the apartment (neither we nor the taxi driver when we showed him the address) and the host was not answering messages. Standing on the street, in the sun for 40 minutes with suitcases, we had to contact the AirBnB helpline, during which we got a response.
When we finally arrived at the apartment there was no pillow for one person. The person who was checking us told us that we will get the pillow the same day around 8-9 p.m. At 10 p.m. he wrote us that the shops are closed so they will not bring us any pillow. One of us had to use a pillow from a sofa (luckily they gave us at least a pillowcase). Moreover, we were told that the owner said that “there was a pillow”, but as the person checking us in said himself - there was none. He was also surprised that they booked the apartment for three people - as it should be for max. 2.
For one day we had no internet access.
There was no frying pan. The rest of the appliances was OK. There was no sponge to wash our dishes. We were told to separate the trash into recyclable and non-recyclable but we were not given trash bags for recyclable trash.
The bathroom is rather small.
In addition, be ready to sign a 3-page regulation list stating for what you will be charged - for example €50 for locking your key in the house or if you forget turn off lights or AC - a €100 fee. There was no mention of having to sign such agreement in the AirBnB description which was surprising for us.