This was by far the worst of the four Airbnb’s in which we stayed in Europe and the only one in which we would not stay again. There was a major mixup with checkin as the owner has you pick up the keys from a convenience store a couple blocks away and then tells you he will call you on the phone to give you guidance about how to find the apartment and gain entry. Yet he did not answer his phone or respond to messages for over 90 minutes after we landed in Oslo and we ultimately had to sit outside and call Airbnb so that they could get him to respond to us. The lack of a lockbox and written instructions for how to locate the apartment was a major detriment, since the apartments have no numbers and the keys are very odd and difficult to use. We finally managed to gain entry on our own no thanks to the owner, and then discovered numerous cleanliness issues (smelly dirty garbage can, old food in the refrigerator, etc) plus a lack of any written instructions for things such as the WiFi password. There were no local tips or suggestions and there was no coffee maker or kettle to boil water, so we had to boil water in a saucepan to make coffee. Most of the dishes were in the un-emptied dishwasher (we thought there was only one plate until the second night when we found more in the dishwasher). Overall, while the decor is stylish, this was not a good place to stay as the neighborhood is dicey and quite noisy, there is no closet for hanging your clothes, and the owner’s lack of thoughtfulness made our stay unpleasant.