Let me start off by saying that I think about Airbnb not as just a simple service-provider where you can rent some apartment, but a community that has been growing by connecting people all over the globe. That was the #1 feature that kept me coming back; having apartments feel like home and hosts that make you feel comfortable, hooking you up with the local vibe and tips. That's what really makes Airbnb thrive.
With this in mind, as many others I didn't meet Marta+Paul, but was handled by a subworker of theirs, showing me around the sterile apartment, knowing nothing but the next supermarket up the road. I was already afraid this could happen after I got their first reply, asking for my details, while completely disregarding the first, initial message I sent a couple weeks earlier.
Now while this generally isn't a deal breaker or too bad, it comes off as too commercialized and makes you question the general integrity of the profile/existence.
To finish it off, while the description does state that an extra amount for tourist tax is asked for, I don't quite get why you would ask someone to bring the exact amount of 7.44€ instead of just including it in the Airbnb price, other than to pull a scummy move to get cheaper listing on Airbnb. The guy also required to take a picture of my passport, which was a very uncomfortable feeling to hand that kind of information to some stranger and is btw not clearly stated in the description.
While I over all liked the truly neat and modern apartment, the impression made was extremely dislikable.