Zaneta's place is in a beautiful place with an abundance of food. Don't miss the Friday market (ask Alex how to walk there). Zanetta is an extremely responsive host and takes care of issues very quickly. When we arrived, there was a problem with the apartment not being clean. Zanetta and Alex brought housekeepers in while we were checking in to reclean the whole apartment. They even steam cleaned and bought us new bed linens. We stayed in a hotel while all this was happening and they reimbursed us for the nights we weren't there.
That said, there are three problems renters should know about. Due to the 2017 earthquake, the building next door is being demolished and rebuilt. Construction starts promptly at 7 am and continues until 7 pm six days a week. It is right on the other side of the apartment wall. Additionally, the apartment under Zaneta's apartment is under construction as well. The noise there is also a problem. If you're using the apartment as a flop pad and out of the apartment all day, you're in good shape. If you plan on spending any time there, it will be a problem. The noise caused us to leave early. When we did, Zaneta refunded the part of our stay we did not use. There were no questions asked.
The second problem - the dryer is not vented to the outside of the building. Open a window when drying things so the dryer can get fresh air in and dry your clothes. If you do, the apartment will also not be really humid after a load dries (Congo kind of humid). The lint will get all over the kitchen, so cover up anything that is out. Zaneta said she is going to take care of this. If you're staying for a long time, I advise you to ask her about it.
The third thing is the tub drain. The third thing is the smell that comes up from the tub drain. It is the worst in the morning. There is a window in the bathroom. Open it and the smell will clear quickly. I don't know if there is anything that can be done about the drain. Even with the drain closed, the smell still comes out.