This is the most miserable apartment I've ever stayed in. It has no outside light or fresh air supply. It is more like a one-bedroom prison cell. You have no idea if it's daylight or night outside, unless you look at your watch. The air is so stuffy, you literally suffocate with every breath you take. Before booking it, I've asked the host about light and air, because pictures looked fishy to me. Alejandro replied that of course, there were natural light and fresh air, which was a flat-out lie. I initially booked this place for a month, so I did not make any backup plans. Upon arriving and realizing all this, I ended up frantically searching for a new place to stay, which I found the next day, and left Alejandro's apartment. After a long back-and-forth with the host and Airbnb support team I managed to get half the money back — $374 out of $743 I paid. For a two-day stay...

There was another woman in a similar apartment across the hall, also hosted by Alejandro, with the same issues as mine: absence of light and fresh air, that caused her to have difficulty breathing, dizziness and total disorientation time wise. Alejandro claimed I was the first and only guest complaining of these issues...