THE GOOD: Great view.

THE BAD: Room: for the price, it's decent but basic. The oven for example- is not an "oven" per se, it's a "microwave oven". The listing is the apex of intentionally misleading advertising. You'll get half of what's advertised/shown. It's clear, the owner (who owns many units in the building/area+the restaurant on the top floor) is a seasoned business man. He knows how to effectively promote and get you through the door. Once you're in, his focus is on getting the next one in- and you're left to fend for yourself. Communication with host, non-existent. We sent an inquiry prior to booking & another after arriving, both of which were ignored. Only a generic, cut and paste template message was sent upon checkin. After arriving in the building, you'll quickly realize the building is likely losing money: there's no heat in the hallways & the gym is freezing cold. Unless you're up for a Rocky IV experience, you'll be hypothermic in minutes. Basic necessities like a hairdryer are not provided. Lighting in the room is very dark (cost-saving) three lights on the ceiling, have room for three bulbs, but only one bulb is present in each, leaving the room very dim/dark at night. The girls (with one exception: Elisa, very friendly & helpful) are generally hostile and confrontational in their demeanour. Images of the room are intentionally misleading: you'll see a business room in the images, but- can't use it- unless you pay for it. Why not add images of a presidential suite, and upon check-in say "sure, you can use that too- if you pay for it"? Restaurant mentioned in the ad on first floor- won't be open till late 2016. We asked for help with heaters after checkin- they just asked "Are you cold now?" and said "ok, tomorrow...". We got it working later on our own.

THE UGLY: We needed extend our stay for three nights (arrived one night late, it is worth noting, they were kind not to charge us for the late arrival). However, on our second night, we were notified via a notice under our door, instructing us we must checkout the next morning: they had made an error (double booking) and are fully booked for our last (paid) night. They said "Sorry. You need to leave tomorrow morning. We'll refund you for the last night you'll miss." We were effectively forced to leave a day early. I spoke to a girl at the front desk about it- her arrogant attitude was appalling: "No matter what, you ARE checking out tomorrow. That's that." she said. I tried contacting the initially non-responsive host a third time and offered that we will make last second bookings elsewhere, and checkout one day early, if we receive reasonable compensation. He obliged, we packed that night, booked another place and were gone the next morning. By a long shot, the most unpleasant experience we've had on AirBnb after many years of travel throughout the world.