I have never had a bad experience with an Airbnb listing until now. Adrian’s place would not have been so bad if I had known what to expect. While the room was located in a very central part of the city and because of that had numerous restaurants and cafes nearby, the room itself was like living in a dorm room from my college days. The description of his place glosses over the fact the location is more like a hostel with few amenities except functioning internet. The description says that there are three bathrooms in the location, but that is very misleading. One bathroom is dedicated only to an apartment style room within the building and is not for use by other guests. Our room was on the ground floor with no bathroom access unless we climbed a set of stairs to the second floor. One night the light in the hallway was not functioning so it was dangerous to try and make your way to the restroom facilities as both the hall and stairwell were very dark- definitely not something someone would do if the urge to use the restroom were to occur in the middle of the night. The main bathroom is on the second floor and when we first arrived I was shocked at how dirty the floors were. Additionally, the common bathroom is marked for both male and female guests and while there are closed doors where the toilets are located, the showers have no place for people to change in private after showering. As a woman, I was very uncomfortable knowing that a man could walk in any time while I was showering and that I had no privacy for daily grooming. One day there was not hot water until the next day and it was very frustrating not to be able to take a shower after a long day of sight-seeing. The third bathroom was located on the top floor and had the toilet and shower enclosed in a room with the sink and mirror outside the door in the hallway right outside of the kitchen. Imagine people coming and going to the kitchen to prepare food and/or eat while you are in front of a sink trying to put on makeup or other grooming activities…very uncomfortable. Our room on the ground floor was spacious and had a desk and location for clothes, but it was right next to the sidewalk and there were many street noises and street lights that made it hard to sleep. Also, even though there were bars on the window, I was not comfortable opening the windows at night to let in some fresh air because anyone could have thrown something in or threatened us in some manner. In fact, one evening just outside the door, a young woman was assaulted and robbed of her cell phone. One of the other guests let her use their cell phone to call the police and call her father so that...