I'll start with the positive and say that this place is very stylish! One of the best-decorated airbnbs I've ever stayed at (out of 100+ homes). It's enough space for 1 person, and the curtains allowed you to bring in lots of light or completely shut out the sun so you can sleep in darkness.
As for the bad, this place is on the 3rd floor, and by the time you reach it, the hallway lights go pitch black because they are operated via a sensor, and the very top floor doesn't work. So it was a bit inconvenient if I forgot about this, and had to search for my phone in pitch black while feeling around for the door, and making sure not to trip.
The toilet seat is unhinged. I'm not sure if this is something they're working on fixing or haven't had time to, but it was a little inconvenient that it would sway left and right every time you lifted it up.
Speaking of the bathroom, I booked this place for 6 nights and had only 1 roll of toilet paper. When I asked if there was more under a sink or anything, the host told me they only provide "enough to get me started." At minimum, that should be 2 rolls, right?
I found it to be a little bit odd as again, I've stayed at dozens of properties around the world and there was always ample toilet paper, or the host immediately dropped by with more if I ran out.
It shows that this is just another revenue stream for them, and not as much about the hospitality. Which is fine, we all have to make a living, just unfortunate as my current Airbnb host down the street is the complete opposite and it's been so refreshing to experience his genuine warmth and appreciation for booking his place.
There were a couple glasses and dishes, which I used, but no sponge to wash them, so I wasn't sure about the kitchenette setup. A microwave would also be useful, but there's not much space in that nook, so I understand that a fridge is a bigger priority.
Lastly, I wish the lights could be a little brighter. It felt like a dungeon after sunset, and while it has a rustic style to it, I would've been helpful to have a nice, bright central light.
Overall, the place is nice, and Valletta is an absolute gem, but in hindsight, I don't think I would've booked this if I knew this would be my experience. Maybe if it were 50% cheaper, but I expected a little more for what I paid after 6 nights.