Firstly, I want to say that I think that this listing is massively, hugely, ridiculously deceptive for a number of reasons and I wanted my review to reflect the nature of what you are actually getting, not what they try and sell you on the listing. If you want to know more, read on to understand what you are actually going to be staying in. Some people might not care about the details below, and that’s great, but I think it’s important that there is some transparency to the listing and that those of you who want something authentic actually get it. We choose AirBNB and live with the locals, that’s why we don’t go to a hotel or a typical B&B. It makes no sense therefore that this listing would go to such extremes as to deceived people about what it actually is. Reading other people’s comments that have stayed at this apartment, they speak of furniture being moved around and things not being in quite the right place as per the photos - Although this doesn’t really matter when you get here at all, and might not mean a lot to the untrained eye, I have the answer as to why this is the case; The building is in fact a disguised hotel! It’s similar to that of U.K. student accommodation mixed with a budget hotel (think slightly lower than Travelodge UK). You arrive and have to check in with the office and recpetion, you are then allocated one of about 30 apartments in the block that is free (this is the reason the photos can never match the listing because there are so many different apartments with different layouts on different floors). Be warned - This is not someone’s home at all, people do not live here and Maria isn’t inviting you stay in her house/home. In truth, I’m not even sure Maria really exists, if she does, she must be one of the receptionists or hold a position within the management team at the hotel/hostel, whatever it actually is. I don’t think you can own these apartments as it is marketed as a hotel and the mass produced handbook even states that they were built as a hotel to make people ”feel at home” while away from home, a custom build, shall we say. Ironically, this is the name of the building and you will see the logo and the branding plastered all over the walls. The whole place is set up as a hotel and not as a home, down to the 10 Euro a day charge for an extra towel, which is extortion! Other services are offered such as a 30 Euro apartment clean and a 10 Euro linen replacement - You’re telling me this isn’t a business? Think again. They want cash! Additional to the above, at the point when you arrive, you have to pay an additional FEE, which is a “tax” apparently and is not advertised on the listing as needing...