Sadly the stay was tainted by a terrible start. I have stayed with some incredible Air BnB hosts, and with each, there has been mutual respect and just the right amount of communication throughout...the contact details and ease of check-in and check-out have been effortless. Contrasting this, I landed in Cape Town after a 16 hour flight and opened the Air BnB page to discover I had no address, no phone number or instructions on how to check-in! I messaged Michael immediately and heard nothing back. With only a google map address, which showed the wrong address as I later discovered when I arrived there, I went there...and waited...waited...waited for a phone call or message which didn't came. The only hope I had was that he would call me after realising I had not shown up at our agreed check-in time. An hour of waiting later and I gave up. What a welcome to Cape Town and the start of my holiday! Four hours later, I received a message from a random number asking if I had checked in OK. It turns out it was Micheal's agent who had only just received my details that afternoon; who was meant to check me in....and who also very unfortunately did not care to call me after I did not arrive at the agreed check-in time. This is Cape Town...beautiful as it is, it's also notorious for crime with tourists and locals alike. It should have been the first and easiest thing for her to do...call my South African number. Had she only called, this entire farce would have been avoided. This is the crux of the problem with this stay...lack of organisation and care. I really felt like I was just a walking Rand sign. Michael did call after to apologise but I think it's inexcusable as a host to not provide an address or contact number. He has since edited his Air BnB page so you will find these details now, but the air of 'stay but we don't care' persisted in the stay. The apartment is a nicely presented shell...filled with pretty things but not all the functional things: where to throw out the rubbish/trash (take a left and go down the stairs but make sure you don't lock yourself out of the self-locking gate)...no toilet paper...no bin/garbage liners...no can opener...no cooking spatula etc...oven instructions. I wish these had been openly said in the stay description or a quick start user manual was provided. Tips: The sofa slides out when you sit on it, so mind your hot drinks. The keys will freak you out that you're locked in as you really have to jolt and tug at them so get ready to make 12 attempts before you get out. I left the front door key in the lock in case of an emergency. The apartment is next to a busy road and faces the next door hotel and its fans, which filled the bedroom with light and noise. OK...