This is not a true airbnb so if you are looking for someone's home to stay in during your stay in Malta, aka, an airbnb- this is NOT it. This is a rental company that has a hierarchy of people whom you will be in touch with after you pay and when you check in. I should have more carefully read all of the fine print or cancelled the booking because I was expecting an actual airbnb, not a rental company. Perhaps this is the norm in Malta? I have stayed in airbnbs in other areas of Malta, Greece, Ireland, Germany, etc. And it has never been a rental company, always someone's home. That being said, I was in touch with Paul throughout the process who was very kind and very responsive. I had assumed he was the owner but learned that he is part of the rental company. Read the fine print for this apartment rental. There are things yoi will want to plan for. For example, if you check in after a certain hour, there is a charge. If you want internet access, guess What? Not like a regular airbnb where the owner just says here is the network name and password. You are charged a fee and must pay this separately to the person who checks you in. If you are expecting to just use appliances and whatnot freely (but obviously within reason) beware that your electricity usage is monitored and if you go over the amount (which we did not, we purposefully did not turn on the air conditioning) then guess what? You will be charged. Again, I did not realize that it was a rental until after the fact since it is on airbnb. After I realized that, it was not a big deal until you look at all of the things you are charged for or potentially charges for. Again, Paul was very responsive and always answered all of my questions. When we checked in we were met by a woman named Marthese. Now, I appreciate that she works for some rental company and had a job to do. But, upon our arrival, we were trying to lug all of our stuff and a 3.5 year old into the apartment. Her utmost concern was making sure I knew where the electricity meter was and showing me what the # was bc if we went over, we would be charged. I just got off of a plane, I want to get my luggage off of the street/sidewalk and ensure that my kid is safe, she could have just waited for us get our stuff inside! That's when I learned about the limited electricity usage so I was already annoyed. Then upstairs we go and we start the talk about the internet. My husband must have internet access to do work while we are there. She tells me it's 35 euro for the week. I want to ensure that I didn't already pay for it through...