Caroline's place is interesting, and the views are great. We had one huge shock, however. The apartment has two bedrooms and advertises for 4 people. So when our granddaughter asked to join the two of us there, we were delighted​ that we had a room for her​. But shocked by the additional $80+ dollars PER NIGHT, for a total of over $300 per night, that we were asked for. It was too late to find a suitable alternative so we felt we had to "swallow it". We have stayed in a number of Airbnb places over the years- and when the apartment has had an extra bedroom, we have had family or friends stay with us on occasion. We have always told the host, and we've never before been charged extra.
Our favorite Airbnb experiences have been at places where we've been met by a welcoming host, with great suggestions about where to eat and shop, and interesting places to visit that might not be in the guidebooks. Sometimes the host has left us a bottle of wine, and once, breakfast in the fridge- a very welcoming, person-to-person experience. We missed that personal contact.
Caroline's "house guide" tells one to avoid damaging her place, ​which we wouldn't ever want to do in any case. ​The guide doesn't​, however,​ provide the guest with information that is helpful to their comfort and enjoyment. In our case, since we unfortunately ran into some unusually cold and wet weather, it would have been useful for the guide to show us how to turn on the heating system. ​We were wet and cold for over 24 hrs before we got the heat on, with Caroline's help over Skype. ​
We were aware that no microwave or washing machine were included. But a better-equipped kitchen, with a​t least one​ pan that could be used in the oven, would have been appreciated. A microwave oven would be a welcome addition, especially for travellers like us who stayed over a week.