Do not book this place! Below you find explanation on how he tried to rip us off, and how miserable our stay was. - We got Mario's place initially for 3 days, and we requested to check out one day earlier 3 days before the checkin [this change was allowed by the rules, and it was nothing out of the ordinary]. Although confirming multiple times here and there that this is OK and that he was going to accept the change [he said initially that he was on vacation, and then he blamed the system failure, and then he promised to take care of it as soon as we check out], and despite having us checkout according to the modified time, he did not accept the change at the end [at least up to 10 days later]. He cut all communications after we checked out despite our several attempts to communicate. Other than the location of the apartment, which was reasonable, there was almost nothing else reasonable about the place: - We mentioned early on that we will arrive 9:30 and that we will appreciate it if he could let us check in earlier. He did not respond to this request [and in fact he did not communicate at all until the last date that we arrived!], and on the last day mentioned that he cannot do it earlier than 12:00 that is written on the website. He had us wait in a nearby coffee shop for 2 hours until he arrived! Not a good start, huh? - The place was freezing cold when we got it from Mario. He mentioned we have, in addition to the central heating that dries the air, use the electrical warmers. He could have easily plugged in the [half broken] electric warmers, which took half a day to just warm up the bedroom! And we figured out that actually the central heating is broken and it pops up the main fuse for the entire apartment after 5 minutes if you turn it on! - He offered to go get us a wine as a gift. We thanked him for the nice gesture and saved him the trouble. However, after he left, we realized that the place is lacking in almost all the essentials, and that we would have appreciated that instead of a fake gesture, he left the minimal set of needed things in the apartment: when you are visiting a new country for the first time for 2 days, you do not want to spend half a day finding grocery stores which sell less than 6 rolls of toilet papers, soaps, shampoo, .... For the essentials, the place was equipped with no hand washing soap, 1/4th of a toilette paper roll [at least leave us 1 complete roll!], absolutely nothing for cooking [how about some olive oil and salt and pepper?] despite having a dishwasher, an oven, and a lot of plates and glasses! This looks like a cheap trick to get people...